Business
Government must fund domestic violence leave for SMEs: COSBOA
The council also calls for the regulation of BNPL products, insurance reform and the restoration of instant asset...
17 February 2023 • By Josh Needs
Technology
Faster payments for SMEs spur Stripe, Xero partnership
09 February 2023 • By Josh Needs
Technology
Cyber watchdogs ‘in the dark’ about SME hacks
18 January 2023 • By Philip King
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Rising energy costs force SMEs to rethink how they operate
Almost all small businesses have seen energy prices rise and are adopting strategies to cope, survey finds.
16 January 2023 • By Keeli Cambourne
Business
SMEs plead for help on energy costs, net zero
Small business feels abandoned when it comes to advice on reducing bills and emissions, NSW research shows.
21 December 2022 • By Keeli Cambourne
Business
‘Stark choice’ faces distressed SMEs: feed family or pay suppliers
Shrinking cash reserves and the impact of inflation mean many small businesses are confronting an impossible dilemma,...
16 December 2022 • By Philip King
Technology
SMEs ‘ready to embrace’ automated document handling
On his first tour to Australia, freshly installed Dext CEO Sabby Gill sees plenty of scope for expansion.
12 December 2022 • By Philip King
Technology
Aussie firm aims accounting software at fast growing SMEs
Cibis says its latest accounting software, Xpect, will be a feasible option for businesses that cannot justify a...
08 December 2022 • By Josh Needs
Business
ASIC’s ‘outdated funding model penalises compliant SMEs’
Fines as a result of enforcement action should be used to cover ASIC’s expenses, says CPA Australia.
24 November 2022 • By Josh Needs
Technology
BzTrack launches B2C invoicing software for SMEs
One Adelaide company has developed a single sign-on platform aimed at helping small businesses tackle billing...
14 November 2022 • By Keonia Swift
Regulation
Excessive ATO assessment? Know your rights to object
As more resources are directed at compliance, tax disputes are likely to rise and the burden of proof is on the...
11 November 2022 • By Jeremy Makowski
Regulation
Ban, penalties for unfair contracts ‘essential for SMEs’
Changes to contract and consumer law are overdue safeguards against unfair companies, says ACCC
03 November 2022 • By Josh Needs
Regulation
Cyber attacks ‘will be fatal for some SMEs’
High-risk organisations should be hit with tougher penalties, CPA Australia says, while small businesses need help to...
18 October 2022 • By Philip King
Business
Law firm mulls class action against Optus, SMEs ‘sitting ducks’
Slater & Gordon considers acting for customers compromised by the Optus hack while CPA Australia urges the government...
27 September 2022 • By Philip King
Regulation
Millions of SMEs could lose short tax amendment window, says CA ANZ
Tighter regulations proposed by Treasury would deprive many small businesses of certainty.
13 September 2022 • By Josh Needs
Technology
Late payments and lack of payment tools threaten Australian SMEs
A recent study of 250 Australian SMEs with businesses across all industries has shown that the average business spends...
24 August 2022 • By bzTrack
Business
SMEs feeling the pinch as invoice payment times blow out
Alternative lender says debtors are taking longer to pay as access to finance gets tougher and economic conditions...
19 August 2022 • By Philip King
Business
Retain staff with employee share schemes, SMEs urged
ESS help boost company performance, attract personnel and plan succession strategies, says DMCA advisory.
17 August 2022 • By Josh Needs
Regulation
Lull in SME financial disputes could be temporary, AFCA warns
The impact of rising interest rates means the prospect of more complaints.
15 August 2022 • By Josh Needs
Technology
Cut costs, time and scams with e-invoicing, SMEs urged
The ATO will host five days of events next week to encourage adoption of the technology.
12 August 2022 • By Philip King