Posts tagged "red tape"

This comes as key Senate crossbenchers Jacqui Lambie and David Pocock argue local businesses deserve compensation or carve-outs for delivering parental leave payments to employees.

COSBOA chair Matthew Addison gives his assessment of the 2023 federal budget, and what else the government needs to do to support small businesses.

The full scope of the expectation-defying document will come into focus in the days to come, but here are the key policies and updates for SMEs delivered by the Albanese government’s first ‘full’ budget.

Don’t make the same mistakes we have — get your business off to a flying start, says Chryssie Swarbrick.

Industry experts have welcomed the Morrison government's pledge to help create 400,000 new small businesses, but want more detail.

Western Australia’s new procurement framework has come into effect this week, which the state government says will promote consistent policies and practices and make it easier for businesses to work with government.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a $120 million deregulation package for business will be unveiled in the upcoming May budget.

The federal government will use next week’s budget to introduce a raft of tax concessions, including fringe benefits tax exemptions.

In the future, the ATO could take the strain off business owners by doing many of their obligations for them, Chris Jordan says.

The government's latest company director crackdown will see new laws tackle dodgy resignations and cheap asset sales that rip off creditors.

Red tape cuts and industrial relations reform are on the agenda as business lobbyists stretch out their hands to a newly reelected coalition government.

Red tape doesn't stifle innovation, it supports inventing with integrity and boosts consumer confidence in new, emerging products, writes Kristy Chong.