Finance

Get to know the latest business and finance news across Australia with My Business’ Finance category. This category aims to teach business owners how to finance their business via its repository of financial management resources and articles.

This category focuses on providing relevant information regarding business financials to both new and seasoned business owners through articles that cover topics such as business taxes, business loans, investments and financial regulation.
It also assists businesses to keep up with the latest developments in the business finance sphere, providing expert insights that take apart the complexities of finance and allowing readers to gain a thorough understanding of finance, taxes and loans.

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New investment fund targets medium businesses

Medium-sized business and high-growth firms are the focus of a multimillion-dollar investment fund that has just been launched in Australia. comment...

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Inflation surprises on the low side

A massive surge in petrol prices and interest rate tightening have failed to offset a slump in inflation, with the latest readings revealing a surpris...

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New banking code ‘still fails to protect SMEs’

Australia’s SMEs still face a lack of meaningful protections under the revised Code of Banking Practice, negating the point of updating it, the Smal...

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Tax deadline looms large for 4.8m Aussies

About 4.8 million Australians are yet to lodge their 2017-18 tax return, despite the 31 October deadline fast approaching and the threat of more than ...

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Deductions to be blocked for withholding failures

New laws aimed at removing tax deductions for businesses that fail to comply with their withholding obligations are set to come into play as the gover...

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Tax incentives failing to support most in need

Tax deductions designed to support businesses are failing to reach those most in need, as poor targeting of benefits and a focus on bringing forward d...

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Taxpayers in ‘awkward spot’ over ATO communications

A recent federal court decision and subsequent refusal by the High Court to grant special leave to appeal leaves taxpayers in an “awkward spot” wh...

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SME tax cuts get green light from parliament

Around 3.3 million Australian SMEs will enjoy a 25 per cent tax rate from 2021-22, after the government’s plan to fast-track the cuts passed both ho...

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RBA sounds warning over further credit tightening

Australia’s banks could change and tighten their credit policies even further, as the aftershocks of the royal commission’s interim report make th...

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Fast-tracked tax cuts could have nasty sting

The government’s decision to fast-track tax cuts for SMEs could throw up some significant curve balls for shareholders and companies who fail to pla...

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Venture capital for start-ups hitting new heights

Venture capital investment in Australian start-ups continues to increase, posting its second largest-ever volumes in the September quarter, according ...

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STP to put spotlight on super contributions

While Single Touch Payroll has sparked debate about efficiency and cost of electronic payroll, it has been claimed employers that are late in paying s...

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