It’s almost Christmas – are you ready? Christmas is a notoriously busy time, and in a service-based business, the push to get through everything by Christmas eve means the office can get a little hectic. So, to help ease the stress of the Christmas rush, we have put together a checklist for the Christmas closure period.
Some people work to live. Others live to work. In the Spotlight this month, meet with Brent Szalay, Managing Director at Seiva. Brent shares what motivates him as a leader and how he drives success with happiness.
We are meeting with Michael Hanrahan from Hanrahans Accounting Services who has over 40-year experience in the industry. Michael shares his view on how the industry has changed over that time and how he has developed his business in what it is today.
This month, we met with Jim Covino, head of Covino & Co. Jim Covino has been advising and assisting businesses and individuals for over 30 years. He shares his perspective on how current events affect accounting firms and their clients and the importance of relationships for businesses.
In the Spotlight this month is Sal Vallelonga from Plexus Global. Director of various private entities, board and committee member of various charitable organisations, Sal is regularly involved in fundraising and charitable events while also working as a chartered accountant.
EOFY is almost upon us, which means, once again, it’s time to wrap up your books for tax season. And this year, more than ever, it is critical to conclude the financial year on a high note.
Bruce Coombes, Managing Director at QuickFee, is meeting with Guy Callaghan from Banjo Loans to discuss the SME Compass Report and what it means for B2B firms and businesses that offer services to SMEs.
In the Spotlight this month is Corene Baird-Coetzer, General Manager at Murfett Legal. Corene has a passion for supporting the animal rescue efforts in Ukraine, specifically Animal welfare work.
The hip pocket of many Australian businesses is feeling the pinch of the ever-increasing costs of doing business. In fact, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reports that more than half of all Australian businesses have reported experiencing increases in their cost of doing business over the last three months to April 2022.
With the ATO crackdown on business, the withdrawal of stimulus and concessions, the ongoing inflation and increase of staff costs, businesses are now at risk of being caught in a post-Covid hangover.
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