Professional Services
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29 December 2021
ENSURING ASSETS ARE PROTECTED OR DIVIDED
Starting or finishing: we need agreements
KATHERINE HAWES
WHETHER you and your partner are just starting your lives together or have decided to separate, BFAs are instrumental in ensuring that you are able to decide how yours and your partner’s finances, property and financial resources are protected, or divided, without the intervention of a courtroom.
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06 October 2021
BUSINESS ON A BUDGET
Success starts with a financial roadmap
FINANCE | JOSEPH ESSEY
FINANCE | JOSEPH ESSEY
HAVING a financial budget is one of the fundamental building blocks of good planning and when executed well can establish a roadmap to success for growing businesses.
Featured
28 August 2021
EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED
Preparing your business for disruption
FINANCE | JOSEPH ESSEY
WHEN the Covid-19 virus rocked the world in early 2020 for many it was a game changer, as entire industries were put into hibernation and businesses were forced to change their way of operating to survive.
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02 August 2021
BAULKHAM HILLS EXPERT SAYS.....
It's time to wear a better face mask
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
WITH the highly contagious Delta variant gaining a stronger foothold and more lockdowns around the nation, a Western Sydney manufacturer believes it’s time to step up to a better face mask.
Featured
07 July 2021
LOCAL TECH MERGER TARGETS AGED CARE
Softlabs boosts capacity for automation
PARRAMATTA tech firm, Softlabs has announced the acquisition of AJS Computing Services Pty Ltd and the launch of their Australian-made automated technology that simplifies the provision of aged care services.
22 June 2021
GETTING YOUR BUSINESS READY FOR TAX TIME
How to benefit form planning strategies
JOSEPH ESSEY
MOST small businesses I encounter have an accountant preparing their end of year accounts and tax return, with this process starting some time after the mad end of financial year rush.
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10 May 2021
MID-MARKET BUSINESSES ARE UPBEAT
Confidently emerging from COVID-19
CLIVE BIRD
AUSTRALIA’S mid-market businesses are upbeat, and markedly less worried about the ending of the JobKeeper program than they were six months ago.
