When the goods and services tax was introduced, it was a red letter day for the tax office, and the tax man is more keen than ever to keep t…
When the goods and services tax was introduced, it was a red letter day for the tax office, and the tax man is more keen than ever to keep t…
Instant DVD-rental stores run by the massesA new San Diego start-up is giving individuals and independent DVD retailers the ability to set u…
Australia could catch up with Northern Ireland’s small-business revolution within a decade. Fast broadband’s promiseProposals to improv…
From the end of March the clock is ticking for SMEs to lodge their BAS statement. Don’t leave it to the last minute and certainly don’t …
JIM DOWNEY from JP Downey & Co has the answers. “How do I know if my company has real cash flow problems?”Jim Downey answers: Most busi…
Tired of waiting for customers to cough up my money, I’ve devised a few financial Heimlich manoeuvres. The one thing I hated the mo…
The introduction of WorkChoices prompted sacked employees to seek compensation in other ways. There are ways to protect against it. BY MIKE…
Market still suffering Shanghai jittersAll eyes are on sharemarkets this morning to ensure the correction does not turn nasty. The S&P/A…
What works online? Ask David Eedle. He just sold his young internet site for more than $3 million. He made plenty of mistakes building the s…
Things were especially tough for a start-up in the capital-thirsty games market. And breaking into the DVD gaming arena required not just an…
NSW and Vic to harmonise payroll tax rules Harmonisation of New South Wales and Victorian payroll tax rules is a positive development, ta…
There is no wriggle room in legislation for late payments of employee super contributions – not even one day’s grace. By TERRY HAYES of …
