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Should the bill not pass before June 30 this year, small businesses which upgraded their technology in 2022-2023 on the expectation of a generous tax break will go into the new financial year without legislation underpinning their 'bonus' deductions.

SmartCompany was fortunate to discuss those policies with Small Business Minister Julie Collins in her first SME-focused interview since budget night.

SmartCompany editor-in-chief Simon Crerar analyses what's in the 2023 federal budget for small businesses and startups.

Up to 3.8 million small and medium-sized businesses will benefit from the tax incentive to make their energy usage more sustainable and efficient.

Small Business Minister Julie Collins has swung against Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's claim the government treats small business owners with "suspicion", drawing links between the Liberal Party's recent by-election defeat and its recent record on small business issues.

If you’re visiting a small business this International Women’s Day, there’s a one-in-three chance it’s run by a woman.
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Small and medium businesses struggling to keep up with rising power bills can now apply for up to $25,000 in federal government grants, with the funding intended to help enterprises install new energy-efficient technology and investigate ways to effectively reduce their power usage.

There is an important group of people missing in the Treasurer's vision for the Australian economy; a group that has always operated with values.

The federal government has urged small businesses to share their thoughts on how to accelerate payment times between major companies and their suppliers.

Collins is either a lame-duck minister or is actually working behind closed doors with other ministers and with the ACTU to make life harder for those she supposedly represents, says Peter Strong.

A select group of small business owners will tonight share an audience with federal lawmakers in Canberra, as rising costs, staff shortages, and troubling Christmas spending forecasts heap pressure on the sector.

Financial counsellors say the free service can help proprietors negotiate debt payment plans with the ATO.