Search Results | Showing 21 - 30 of 339 results for "Small businesses" |
| | | ... again, we're seeing a rushed, reckless and poorly planned rollout of a policy that risks creating chaos for small businesses right across the country," deputy leader of the opposition Ted O'Brien argued late last month. "The Coalition stands ... |
| | | | ... again, we're seeing a rushed, reckless and poorly planned rollout of a policy that risks creating chaos for small businesses right across the country," deputy leader of the opposition Ted O'Brien said. "The Coalition stands ready to support worthy ... |
| | | | ... again, we're seeing a rushed, reckless and poorly planned rollout of a policy that risks creating chaos for small businesses right across the country," O'Brien argued. "The Coalition stands ready to support worthy reform - we always have - but, as ... |
| | | | ... of doing that keeps escalating," Abood says. "The average advice business now has 2.6 advisers. So, a bunch of small businesses just can't fund it, and there's no point bankrupting this sector, because what are consumers going to do then? "We've ... |
| | | | ... year, it is still a significant impost on the shrinking financial advice sector, which is primarily made up of small businesses. "It is yet another cost on advisers, the vast majority of those who are doing the right thing but must pay for the ASIC enforcement ... |
| | | | ... compensation under the CSLR. "In contrast, the vast majority of those paying these levies run excellent compliant small businesses - 92% of advisers work in firms with 10 or fewer advisers - who have not done anything wrong." |
| | | | Australia's laggard construction productivity and deepening housing crisis have been made worse by the small businesses that dominate the sector, the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) says. While several factors have contributed ... |
| | | | ... collectively, not piecemeal, and they must maintain a level playing field for all advice providers - including the many small businesses serving SMSF trustees," Burgess said. "The Association is concerned about the proposed collective charging model ... |
| | | | ... 2028. In a joint submission to Treasury, eight industry lobby groups have said the superannuation industry and small businesses cannot sufficiently prepare for the introduction of Payday Super obligations by July 2026. Many technology changes and improvements ... |
| | | | ... at $30,000 is the right call for small business. "The instant asset write-off provides a vital opportunity for small businesses to invest and grow," Freeland said. "As a temporary measure only, it has not been utilised as much as it could have. Small ... |
|