Posts tagged "invoicing"

Australian invoice payment platform Marmalade has raised $16 million for its SME invoicing platform solution for SMEs.

As eInvoicing becomes more common and businesses who rely on invoices for payment become weary of antiquated invoicing methods, it’s time to look at an example of how making the switch to eInvoicing radically improves payment collection.

The Australian government has mandated the internal use of eInvoicing from 1 July 2022. Discussions are also being had around the mandatory nature of eInvoicing for all businesses, although no announcements or decisions have been made. So, if you want to get paid faster and gain some meaningful time savings while achieving enhanced visibility and accuracy – eInvoicing is for you.

The ATO and bookkeeping providers have hailed the launch of eInvoicing Week, celebrating the new digital invoicing process which promises to save time and money for small businesses across Australia.

Labor has made its election pitch to the small business community, promising to cap invoice payment times at 30 days, champion lower merchant service fees, standardise disaster support, and slash red tape at tax time.

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

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

Starting in the new year, payment times will be cut from 20 days to five days for small businesses contracted by the NSW government.

According to Quicka, business owners would rather lose almost a fifth of their revenue and be paid on time, than waste business hours chasing customers.

Commonwealth agencies will be held accountable for late payments under a new resource management plan unveiled by the Morrison government.

Michaelia Cash has dodged questions about whether the government will enable ASBFEO to use the full extent of its powers to examine reverse factoring.