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  1. NSW expands JobSaver as lockdown is extended

    state, all businesses in this state, can get the support they need to the other side stronger. “We have done this over the last 18 months and we will do it again. “Finally, my message to the people of New South Wales is, yes, it is difficult, the...

  2. NSW doubles down on alfresco dining with $66m stimulus

    land with the owner’s consent, along with $5,000 grants for hospitality businesses looking to set up alfresco services. The last of the initiatives will see permanent outdoor dining offered as an exempt development for pubs and small bars across the...

  3. NSW business confidence remains subdued despite uptick

    Business Commissioner has revealed small business confidence across the state has seen a slight uptick since the end of last year. At the end of 2024, SME confidence shifted upwards by 4 percentage points to 28 per cent between November and December....

  4. NSW budget shows widening fiscal gap

    investment. “This is the preferred growth model that appears to be favoured federally as well, and the initiatives over the last two years in NSW show the model is effective in delivering positive outcomes for taxpayers,” he said. “Strong fiscal...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Staff Reporter
    • Category: Business

  5. NSW announces 25% land tax relief for commercial, residential landlords

    the land tax concession. The new package follows on the mandatory code of conduct announced by Prime Minister Scott Morrison last week which set out rental waivers and deferrals for commercial tenancies. NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet said the new...

  6. NSW announces $10,000 business support package

    of their payroll and gaming tax liabilities until August. The state’s budget, handed down by Treasurer Dominic Perrottet last week, allotted $5.1 billion for combating COVID-19, $800 million of which is set to be spent by the end of the 2021 calendar...

  7. NSW and building industry lead nation into insolvency

    NSW businesses are going bust quicker than those elsewhere in Australia with almost half the total insolvencies in the last financial year, according to figures from Insolvency Australia. At the same time, early numbers from ASIC showed the building...

  8. Now is your time to shine

    and invite your clients to watch the video, which they may prefer. There’ve been quite a few live webinars being run in the last few weeks and this is a one-to-many approach which could be useful. In my view, this is no substitute for one-on-one...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Rob Pillans, Planet Consulting
    • Category: Business

  9. Now is the time to shatter the insolvency stigma

    change the way people regard insolvency by changing how we talk about insolvency. Instead of referring to insolvency as “a last resort”, we say it’s “the right decision”, and rather than “undertaking a procedure”, we say “finding a solution” to put an...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Andrew Spring, Jirsch Sutherland
    • Category: Business

  10. November SME pulse records slight downtick: ASBFEO

    dip in the business environment. This month, the ASBFEO pulse dropped 0.1 per cent, the ninth consecutive fall over the last 12 months, resulting in a total decline of 1.4 per cent. Ombudsman Bruce Billson said the fall represented a levelling out...

  11. November CPI falls to 2-year low 

    low in oil prices. Inflation for the 12 months to November fell to 4.3 per cent, down from 4.9 per cent for the year to last October and the lowest result in two years, according to this morning’s ABS data. ABS head of prices statistics Michelle...

  12. Not Using New Technology? You Risk Losing Out in 2016

    Promoted by The exponential rate of technological change over the last decade has many experienced accountants and other professionals on the run as they try to keep pace. Keeping up to date professionally has always been challenging enough, but all...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Content Partner
    • Category: Technology

  13. North American interest boosts strong M&A results

    led to a valuation increase for Australian assets, creating increased competition for Australian PE firms,” said Mr Sonego. Last week, EY’s Australasian Capital Confidence Barometer found that a record 99 per cent of Australian executives believe the...

  14. Non-major bank finds tech a mixed bag for accountants

    prior. Advisory services made up 34 per cent, tax services contributed 22 per cent, and bookkeeping was responsible for the last 3 per cent. This changing make-up of services is the result of increasing importance of technology in accounting services...

  15. Non-compliance common among SMSFs with no accountant

    according to Investment Trends data. Speaking at the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand conference last week, Investment Trends research analyst Recep III Peker said accountants are finding a large number of contraventions within the SMSFs...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Miranda Brownlee
    • Category: Super

  16. No, seriously, where are the women?

    it serves. “While there has been some success in increasing the number of female practitioners in the industry over the last three years, we still have a long way to go,” he said. “We have a number of excellent female practitioners and female lead firms...

  17. No time for JobKeeper, says Prime Minister

    his decision not to return to JobKeeper as pressure mounts from local and state government leaders. “I’m not trying to solve last year’s problem,” said Mr Morrison on Wednesday. “I’m trying to solve the issues and provide economic supports directly to...

  18. No safe distance: the shockwave you can’t see yet

    task here is to quantify the dollar exposure, not estimate it. Ask the client to pull their fuel and energy spend for the last 12 months. Then model a 15 per cent and a 25 per cent increase. The number matters more than the scenario. Channel 2: Import...

  19. No safe distance: the call your clients are about to make

    you do with that map. The call is already coming. It is a Wednesday morning. A client you have not spoken to since their last quarterly review rings your direct line. They skip the pleasantries. Their fuel surcharge invoices have risen by 30 per cent in...

  20. No new policy on private rulings, says Tax Office

    raised concerns after noticing that the ATO had stopped providing reasons in the edited versions of private rulings over the last six to eight weeks. “They published the facts, they published their answer to the question and they published the question...

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