Solomon Islands: small businesses, big potential
Micro, small, and medium enterprises are the engine of many economies. In the Solomon Islands, they hold the key to a more prosperous future.
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Facemasks and you: How to navigate what you’re feeling
Facemasks and you: How to navigate what you’re feeling
As the coronavirus pandemic has evolved in Australia, the advice around whether – and when – to wear a face mask has changed significantly. In...
Why SMEs should care about the Consumer Data Right
Why SMEs should care about the Consumer Data Right
Data seems to hold more power and influence than ever. Much of that data is held by big institutions, whether that would be big tech, the big...
Ethics and remote learning in the pandemic
Ethics and remote learning in the pandemic
Globalisation can also increase the potential ramifications of behavioural conflicts. An organisation operating in different countries may find...
Top tips for organising your office Christmas party during COVID-19
Top tips for organising your office Christmas party during COVID-19
In many states, gatherings are dependent on the size of the venue, with group bookings currently capped. People are also not allowed to stand,...
COVID concessions: Frequently asked SMSF questions
COVID concessions: Frequently asked SMSF questions
Signature requirements for financial statements Question: I usually attend my accountant's premises to sign my SMSF's financial statements....
The great super fight
The great super fight
JobKeeper and JobSeeker aside, the early access to super scheme is the one government stimulus measure that has had the most rapid take-up. Under...
And the winner is… resilience and stability
And the winner is… resilience and stability
Before doing so, I reflect on what has been a traumatic year for Australia and the world. The COVID-19 pandemic is still holding our global...
Common traps of small business owners
Common traps of small business owners
Any straw poll of the sector, anywhere in the country and at any time, asking the same question — what are the two main attributes for starting...
360 Degrees: Your thoughts on the hardest aspects of COVID
360 Degrees: Your thoughts on the hardest aspects of COVID
Kevin San, director, Kevin San and Associates The three months following March and the initial restrictions were extremely challenging for a...
The year that wasn’t meant to be and what’s in store for Australia’s SMEs
The year that wasn’t meant to be and what’s in store for Australia’s SMEs
As we embarked on a new decade, the national bushfire emergency was already dampening lacklustre economic growth forecasts after an enviable...
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