Posts tagged "e-invoicing"

The Federal Government has long signalled the upcoming 2023-2024 budget will not be a spending free-for-all, but portfolio priorities suggest how new financial pledges could flow through to the small business sector.

A panel of four executives spoke last week about why Australian SMEs adopting e-invoicing in their finance processes is an absolute “no brainer”.

Experts from All In Advisory, Xero and Airwallex share their tips for using digital tools and trends to grow your business in 2022.

Small businesses selling to large companies could legally demand their trading partners adopt e-invoicing, under a new Business eInvoicing Right put forward by the federal government.

The New South Wales government has launched a centralised hub to support more than 20,000 SMEs with a platform to submit and review the status of electronic invoices.

All New South Wales government agencies will be required to adopt e-invoicing for goods and services worth up to $1 million, from January 1, 2022.

After more than a year of pandemic-induced disruption, treasurer Josh Frydenberg wanted his 2021 federal budget to serve as an indicator tha…

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.

Treasury has officially adopted a fully integrated e-invoicing solution, enabling businesses to be paid within five days.

The Victorian government has renewed its COVID-19 commitment to pay its small business suppliers within 10 days.

This year's budget will see $420 million allocated to creating a national business registry to cut red tape for small business operators. 

An Australian government promise to pay its suppliers faster has led to a collaboration between Treasury and e-invoicing startup Link4.