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Hidden Costs That Are Eating Your Profits And How to Fix Them
If your business is busy but profits feel tight, you’re not alone. Most small businesses don’t lose money through major mistakes they lose it through small, unnoticed cost leaks that quietly compound over time. These hidden costs rarely trigger alarms, but together...
Hidden Costs That Are Eating Your Profits And How to Fix Them
If your business is busy but profits feel tight, you’re not alone. Most small businesses don’t lose money through major mistakes they lose it through small, unnoticed cost leaks that quietly compound over time. These hidden costs rarely trigger alarms, but together...
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Personal Bankruptcy in Australia – What You Need to Know Before Taking This Step
Recent statistics released by the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA) show that personal insolvencies across Australia are increasing, highlighting growing financial pressure on individuals and households. Bankruptcy remains the most common form of personal...
New Australian Rules on Cash Payments – What Businesses Need to Know
The Australian Government has introduced a new cash acceptance mandate that requires certain businesses to accept cash payments for everyday essential purchases. These changes aim to protect Australians who still rely on cash particularly older Australians, regional...
Why 2026 Is the Year to Get Your Finances in Order
With rising living costs, fluctuating interest rates, and ongoing changes to tax and superannuation rules, many Australians are entering 2026 under increased financial pressure. While these challenges can feel overwhelming, they also present an opportunity. By...
A Major Shift in ATO Scrutiny of Rental Properties
Rental properties remain a popular investment, but the ATO has made it clear that tax compliance in this area is under closer review. The release of Draft Taxation Ruling TR 2025/D1 in November 2025 marks a shift in how rental income and deductions are assessed,...
Retirement Planning Strategies for High-Net-Worth Australians
One of the most common questions high-net-worth individuals ask is how to structure superannuation and overall wealth effectively in retirement. With significant assets, the opportunities available in retirement are substantial but so are the complexities around tax,...
Benefits, Tax Advantages and Common Traps to Avoid with company structures
A proprietary limited company (Pty Ltd) is one of the most popular business structures in Australia but it comes with both advantages and compliance responsibilities. Understanding how a Pty Ltd company works, particularly around tax, asset protection, credibility and...
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