City dwellers are being lured to the bush, as regional migration jumps 17%
RAI chief executive Liz Ritchie said the demand for regional workers was at an all-time high as available jobs in capital cities declined.
Card transaction surcharging on the rise, Zeller says, as merchants seek cost-saving measures
Australian fintech Zeller says half of all transactions processed through its terminals in May 2023 included a surcharge for customers.
Study shows the employment gap for Indigenous Australians has barely changed in 15 years
On average, the results show that the bigger the business, the lower the rate of Indigenous employees.
Clamping down on “scamdemic”: Government’s new squad to target online fraudsters
Investment cons are responsible for around half of the $1 billion in total scam losses suffered by Australians each year.
Aussie eco soap startup Single Use Ain’t Sexy acquired by global travel amenities company Buzz
Australian sustainable personal care brand Single Use Ain’t Sexy has announced that it has been acquired by global travel amenities company Buzz for an undisclosed sum.
ATO call centres unable to meet demand as tax office urges Australians to check online services
The Australian Taxation Office said its call centres were unable to keep up with demand on Friday, as taxpayers and business owners alike flooded the system with last-minute end of financial year queries.
Visa pledges US$500,000 in grants to women-led businesses at the FIFA Women’s World Cup
Visa will sponsor 64 grants that will be awarded to women-owned small businesses during the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Bonus deductions, super, and trusts: 20 EOFY tax tips for small business
SmartCompany asked experts from across the accounting field about how small businesses should optimise their tax return this year.
Tick tock: SMEs have until June 30 to claim up to $20,000 in tech tax bonuses
The Technology Investment Boost promises 20% ‘bonus’ tax breaks to small businesses investing up $100,000 in new tech, equating to a maximum deduction of $20,000.
Piece of cake: ATO reminds taxpayers to lodge returns only after being ‘tax ready’
Taxpayers are being reminded by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) not to rush lodging their annual income tax return from July 1.
Latitude’s woes continue as firm hit with $1 million lawsuit over data breach
The firm was hit by a cyber attack in March after a hacker used privileged credentials from a third-party vendor to access its systems and steal the data of 7.9 million customers.
Businesses are less dynamic. But that’s not the only reason for Australia’s low productivity
Since 2005, Australia's annual labour productivity growth has been the best part of one percentage point below its long-term average.