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The small business ombudsman is asking for firms to come forward with complaints amid a worrying trend of rip-offs plaguing the industry.

Labor will outlaw pay parity contracts for motel and hotel owners if it wins the next election, but the marketing dominance of OTAs remains unaddressed.

ATO powers to pursue small businesses for unpaid taxes even when they are disputing their bill will be examined by ASBFEO.

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.

The ABA has refused to commit to changing the definition of small business in the banking industry code, outlining concerns about small-business lending.

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.

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.

New director IDs which will tag business owners with permanent unique numbers are being considered by parliament this week.

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 is seeking views on how it should formulate its late payment times reporting policy, with everything from enforcement to scope covered.