Posts tagged "government stimulus"

The ATO has warned businesses against misusing the government’s expanded asset write-off scheme and the new loss carry-back provisions.

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on consumers will affect the Australian retail industry for years. Here are three reasons why.

The Victorian government has unveiled a $250 million growth fund for SMEs looking for debt or equity investment to combat the coronavirus crisis.

Small businesses and startups are calling for the Morrison government and the ATO to clarify wage subsidy eligibility rules.

The Australian government has outlined its $130 billion wage subsidy program to keep businesses open and workers employed. So what do the experts think?

The federal government has unveiled an unprecedented wage subsidy scheme that will see business payroll supported through the coronavirus crisis.

Last week, we went into hyper-hustle mode to negotiate every single ongoing expense We called banks, the ATO and our landlords. Here’s how that went.

Now isn’t the time to focus on stimulus, says Adam Schwab. Instead, governments need to do everything in their power to stop the cause of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nobody likes talking about the COVID-19 endgame, but Australia needs to choose one. It will determine the number of avoidable deaths and hospital admissions, and the deep and systemic effects on Australia’s economy and society.

The federal government came out swinging yesterday and announced part two of its COVID-19 stimulus plan, bringing the total package to $189 billion.

The closure of Aboriginal lands to visitors in response to COVID-19 means tourist visits stopped abruptly, along with the income from buying art they provided.

Queensland quietly released its own state stimulus package earlier this week, offering payroll tax relief, low-interest loans and a grants package.