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Small businesses could soon access revenue-contingent loans, following the federal government’s consideration of a HECS-style loan scheme.

Two of Australia’s leading accounting groups are calling on the federal government to move away from a proposal to make e-invoicing mandatory for all businesses.

The NSW government is hoping to lure international and interstate businesses to set up shop in the state by offering payroll tax relief and fast-tracked planning approvals.

The federal government’s JobMaker hiring credit is not suited to many SMEs, which are still in a recovery phase, according to CPA Australia.

The government has unveiled a massive new asset write-off scheme, but how will it work in practice?

The federal government’s big spending budget has won praise among small business advocates, who’ve welcomed the focus on tax incentives, wage subsidies and mental health support. 

Small business used to be dependent solely on the banks for finance but PayPal’s recent move into the Australian market is setting a bomb …

It’s a new year, with a new government. But as Prime Minister Tony Abbott gets settled in, he’s yet to propose many significant changes …

The superannuation industry is rejoicing today, as the Labor government announced a freeze on any legislative change to the superannuation i…

Australian businesses have been hit by rising bank fees, with fees jumping 23.9% over the past three years, despite fees for consumers falli…

There’s been a few changes recently at C-Mac Industries in Sydney. There are charts in the lunch room so everyone can see how the busi…

Respected retired diplomat Richard Woolcott has likened the federal government’s Asian Century strategy to Soviet Union-style propaganda, …