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| | | ... more Australians need more than ever," Abood said. "While there are some positives here for advisers running small businesses, in the extension of the instant asset write-off scheme for a further year, along with energy rebates, we continue to urge the ... |
| | | | ... government is also providing $3.5 billion in energy bill relief for all Australian households and around one million small businesses. From 1 July 2024, more than 10 million households will receive a total rebate of $300 and eligible small businesses ... |
| | | | The Federal Budget has extended the $20,000 instant asset write-off by 12 months until 30 June 2025. Small businesses, with an aggregated annual turnover of less than $10 million, will continue to be able to immediately deduct the full cost of eligible ... |
| | | | ... ombudsman service for the financial services sector. Its external dispute resolution service helps consumers and small businesses resolve complaints with financial firms in banking and finance, investments and advice, insurance, and superannuation. |
| | | | ... advisers will have to fork out about $1200 each. Berry said: "I totally appreciate that any additional costs for small businesses is not something that people would welcome." "I would highlight though that the majority of the Dixon cost is being borne ... |
| | | | ... welcomed the proposed changes proposed in the Bill. However, he believes that this is also an opportunity to relieve small businesses from the burden of administering the scheme. According to the senator, small businesses should have the option to pay ... |
| | | | ... above it could be expected that financial advice businesses will continue to trade at a premium to many other small businesses and other professional service firms of the same scale," Centurion said. "That said, while the industry has usually had favourable ... |
| | | | ... The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) received a record 102,790 complaints from consumers and small businesses unable to resolve disputes with financial firms in 2023. This marks the first time Australia's financial dispute resolution ... |
| | | | ... maximum compensation amount a complainant can apply for is $1.263 million, which was previously $1.085 million. For small businesses and primary producers, a credit facility cannot exceed $6.317 million -previously $5.425 million. These limits apply ... |
| | | | ... clients, with high inflation rates and reduced consumer spending in some sectors are biting into the revenues of small businesses - prompting business owners to ease cash flow for their business by using their SMSFs to buy their commercial properties ... |
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