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No one ever really enjoys having to handle all the tasks that come due at the end of the financial year (EOFY), and when you’re a busy entrepreneur, it’s hard to find time and head-space to allocate to tax items. 

It’s getting close to June 30, which means the end of the financial year (EOFY) is fast approaching, and now is the time to get prepared with tax planning and preparation. 

In the previous wrap-up of our recent webinar, Innovation in industry: Real approaches to change and transformation, we explored some of the key takeaways from how manufacturing and building organisations are dealing with ongoing industry challenges while at the same time innovating with modern tech solutions.

As industries that create the environments we live in and the products we use every day, the manufacturing and building sectors must constantly think about tomorrow's users.

Simon Griffiths started the purpose-driven business from the top of a cold porcelain seat, scaling Who Gives A Crap into a profitable, bootstrapped business over a decade.

Jessica Box joined Linktree at the start of the global pandemic and has overseen the company’s user base explode from four million to 24+ million in two years as head of growth. And as of March, Linktree is a unicorn — with a capital raise giving the company an evaluation of $1.7 billion.

Amanda Rose sat down with three ambitious leaders to share insights on everything from surrounding yourself with a supportive network to leveraging the right technology for growth.

According to the candid discussion in our latest webinar, many entrepreneurs conjure their startup ideas out of thin air. But it’s turning that idea into a sustainable business model with the ability to scale that is the real challenge.

There’s plenty for SMEs to be happy about in the 2022 budget, even if there is a lack of action on labour shortages, skills gaps and the instant asset write-off scheme.