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The extended lockdowns in Sydney have hit its payroll jobs harder than last year's lockdowns, with construction jobs hit significantly hard, economists...
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July 28, 2021 The Australian Taxation Office is appealing to all small and medium businesses to make the switch to its new online services business platform, as the deadline for the transition fast approaches. There is now less than one week before the ATO retires its business portal, which has been used by businesses to interact with the tax office for the past 17 years. The ATO’s online services for business will officially take its place as the default way for these interactions at the start of next month, after going live at the start of April. ATO deputy commissioner Andrew Watson...
Source: COSBOA Small business advocate Peter Strong has announced his retirement as chief executive of the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) after 11 years. Strong commenced three months leave in June, with Alexi Boyd stepping in as interim chief executive. Boyd has now been appointed as chief executive of the council, which brings together small business organisations from around the country. Strong has played a high-profile role in supporting the nation’s small businesses over the past decade, and been intimately involved in key policy areas affecting small bu...
We’re in lockdown number five for Victoria. How on earth did we get here again? How much stamina do we have to survive this, especially when financial assistance to many of our clients (and ourselves) is nil. That’s right, no financial support for months and months, but they are forced to shut down. It seems that the “we are all in the together” mentality is no longer relevant. Or was it ever there to start with? Let me give you a peek into a week in my life as an accountant and bookkeeping business owner during one of the busiest times of year, and now we have COVID on top of all t...