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There's not much data on pay parity in the small-business space, and that's because there's nobody who can collect the data.

E-invoicing will become easier for Australian small and medium businesses after Australia decided to ink a deal with New Zealand to develop the space.

Lobbyists say small business is threatened by casual double-dipping amid ongoing uncertainty over court action, who it effects and why.

A scathing report on the ATO has been tabled in Parliament, labelling the 2016-17 year as 'horrible' and making 37 recommendations for reforming the body.

The government's PaTH internship program has come under fire again, as it was revealed one business churned through 17 interns without hiring one.

AFCA's new small business ombudsman is preparing for a busy first year as post-royal commission compo claims fly in to the new complaint body.

Uncontroversial access to justice reforms are set to become a political football next week as the government faces losing a second vote in the lower house.

The government has committed an extra $1.4 million to provide unrepresented businesses with free legal advice about workplace issues.

The Commonwealth Bank wants to rebuild trust among its SME clients, starting out with a range of policy changes aimed at doing just that.

The banking royal commission has stopped short of advocating broad changes to SME lending, prompting criticism it has not gone far enough.

Selected small-business advocacy groups will be empowered to direct the nose of the ACCC if Labor wins the next election.

Labor wants SMEs to get more out of government spending and will require government departments and big businesses to consider them if it wins the election.