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For many businesses, energy bills are one of the biggest expenses on their profit and loss statement. As such, knowing how to reduce energy usage in the workplace can make a big difference to your bottom line. 

Research reveals the three most concerning areas for small business owners are increasing supply costs, reduced consumer spending, and challenges in finding and retaining staff.

The cost of doing business continues to climb. How can you reduce costs and navigate your way in this challenging environment?

Frictionless transactions are fast becoming a must in the business sector, and cashless payment methods are a big part of that. Here's a rundown on the pros and cons of the most common cashless payment options and some popular ways to do business online.

One of the hardest decisions when starting a business is deciding how you're going to finance it. Common financing options are debt and equity, however, if you're just starting out it’s important to understand the pros and cons of each before you get going.

One of the leading causes for SME failures is the lack of working capital and under-capitalisation. This can be for various reasons, including business growth and lack of sufficient profitability to fund growth.

Have you ever had to use the bathroom at work, and realised there was no toilet paper? You know what would prevent that awful scenario from creeping up? If we all carried a roll of toilet paper with us – never leave home without one, just in case!

As businesses prepare for the end of financial year (EOFY) 2021, it’s a good time to look at factors that may affect your tax return and consequently your cash flow – one of these measures may be accelerated depreciation. Here, we look at what accelerated depreciation means, how it works and what benefits it could have for your business.

If your business has accumulated any assets or you’re looking to acquire assets, you should understand how you can claim them as a deduction. Let’s unpack this for you but remember to talk to your accountant for tailored advice. 

With more than four million people in Australia working remotely since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, energy costs for businesses and employees have decreased in offices and increased in people’s homes.