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Andrea Moody
Phone: +61 411 480 026
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25.01.2022 Now is the time to fully utilise the services of your local accountants.
23.01.2022 Promising results
23.01.2022 National Family Business Day is just around the corner, why not gather your team together and celebrate this important date with us!
21.01.2022 Calling small businesses of Australia. Win a $500 Officeworks, Dan Murphys, or Red Balloon voucher by completing our short survey. Use it as your voice to tell ...us what areas of support will help you get back to thriving, not just surviving. Small businesses are the backbone of Australia. It’s time to have your say. We are listening. See more
21.01.2022 Extra assistance for our businesses
19.01.2022 Thank you Tracey Spicer for sharing your story, definitely the highlight of the day
19.01.2022 The team at FBA are celebrating National Family Business Day via a virtual morning tea #nfbd20 How are you celebrating?? #familybusiness #familybusinessaustralia #supportfamilybusiness
17.01.2022 HIGH-LEVEL TIPS TO ASSIST SMALL BUSINESS PREPARE FOR COVID-19 The coronavirus or COVID-19 presents a significant threat not only to human health but also to business. For many businesses, likely moves by governments to contain the public health risk may result in a sudden fall in demand for... your products or services, labour shortages and supply disruptions. As part of a comprehensive risk management strategy there are a range of actions you should consider taking now to prepare your business for COVID-19, to place it in the best possible position to not only navigate through the crisis but to also be better prepared to take advantage of the recovery. These tips are: 1. Keep up to date with official information on COVID-19 and any directions public health authorities may issue 2. Update your financial statements 3. List possible impacts on your business of COVID-19, estimate the financial impact and develop mitigation strategies 4. Perform a financial health check on your business 5. Re-do your budgets with new assumptions 6. Act now to improve cash flow 7. Increase online sales 8. Put in place a contingency plan 9. Talk to key suppliers 10. Identify employees with critical skills for your business and make sure they can continue working or can be replaced 11. Measure, measure, measure 12. Do a reality check on your business 13. If you find yourself in financial difficulty, seek professional advice early See more
16.01.2022 Great article and very relevant in today's climate. Agility and communication are key elements in decision making. #governance #foundationlearningcentre #flc
16.01.2022 Great article! One of the key positives in the current situation is that when done right teams can become more effective, efficient and closer to each other. Certainly this has been our experience at Family Business Australia. #workingfromhome #teamperformance
16.01.2022 Another great article by CPA’s Intheblack magazine, enjoy!
14.01.2022 Interested to see how this will pan out once life goes back to some normality.
10.01.2022 Jobkeeper Package details below.
09.01.2022 Totally agree, now more than ever the focus must be on the basics of fiscal responsibility. Every business is different but the core underlying metrics that apply to every business always comes back to liquidity.
07.01.2022 Don’t miss out on the opportunity to hear how you can access the various stimulus packages being offered to support businesses during COVID-19. Join us and KPM...G this Thursday, 2 April, via an interactive webinar to discover what is available to your business and how you can start benefiting from these packages practically and quickly. For more information and to register, click here > https://bit.ly/2USFDHo See more
05.01.2022 Wonderful resource for all those businesses out there - please spread the word!
01.01.2022 Cash Flow Boost for employers employers with an aggregated annual turnover of under $50 million (based on prior year turnover) will receive a payment of $2000 to $25,000 from the government to help with cash flow. Eligible businesses will receive a payment equal to 50 per cent of taxes withheld from employees’ salary and wages up to $25,000. Eligible businesses that pay salary and wages will receive a minimum payment of $2000, even if they are not required to withhold tax. The payment will be delivered as a credit in the activity statement system from 28 April 2020 upon businesses lodging eligible upcoming activity statements. Where this places the business in a refund position, the ATO will deliver the refund within 14 days.
