Austwide Business Brokers in Adelaide, South Australia | Business service

Austwide Business Brokers

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 417 859 190

Address: PO Box 363, Glenside, 5065 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.adelaidebusinessagents.com.au

Likes: 53

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Business service

25.01.2022 Overview: In recent days, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has revealed details of its alternative turnover testing for businesses applying for the Federal Government’s JobKeeper program who may be eligible for these payments yet do not satisfy the criteria of the basic test. In order to qualify for JobKeeper, businesses must be able to demonstrate a reduction in turnover has occurred in the required period. While for some businesses, this is a relatively simple equation ...Continue reading

24.01.2022 More businesses needed. While now is not the optimum time to sell, buyers are looking (and buying). If you own a business in ADELAIDE, SA ,and would like to sell, please contact ADELAIDE BUSINESS BROKERS by EMAILl > [email protected],au or PHONE > 0417859190

20.01.2022 What is a Business Broker: this is what a business broker can do for you! What is a Business Broker exactly? And why should you decide to work with a business broker to either sell your business or buy a business? For many, it is not noticeably clear which role a business broker can play whilst sell or buying a business. There are many aspects that come with our profession and nearly none of it is straight forward. As a business broker we play an important role in the transac...Continue reading

19.01.2022 Cafe’ and Media Entertainment Business For Sale or Franchising in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Listing No. 855-01-01-008 Business: Cafe’ and Media Entertainment ... Location: Phnom Penh, Cambodia Features: This cafe located in a shopping Mall in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The Cafe/Coffee shop is quite unique as they offer internet access which allows customers to use their platform to access movies and games whilst enjoying a coffee. They are the only place in town which offers Bingsu, a Korean ice cream dish and other popular dessert. They often hold events at the shop to promote new games, movies and etc. The owners are open to discuss franchising this hi-tech business as well, please ask for more details. There is no company offered with this listing. Asking price includes stock on hand at the time of transfer and the owner will assist with transitioning. Financial records are available and may be viewed after Inspection AND after completing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). Tenure: Business Sale and Rent (Leasehold Premises). 5 years with option to renew (Rolling Lease). Asking Price: USD 150,000 More Information: Please click on the link in the post, or contact us by email at [email protected] See more

17.01.2022 Good Afternoon, The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) wishes to advise that due to predicted weather conditions Gorge Road will be clo...sed from 29 April, between Torrens Hill Road to the Playford Bridge, with an anticipated re-opening on 30 April. This closure is a precautionary safety measure in the event that the predicted rain may lead to unexpected rock falls. A detour will be in place via Lower North East Road, North East Road, and Tippett Road to access Cudlee Creek businesses and attractions. DPTI wish to thank motorists as well as local businesses and residents for their patience during this time.

15.01.2022 freehold Takeaway chicken shop [business & property] +/- $13,000 per week +/- $TBA per week Nuriootpa Barossa Valley township; trades 5.0days +/- 250 bird...s; +/- 675kgs chips; +/- 36kgs fish - per week Accommodation available $850,000 {property-$600K; business-$$240K + $10K stock} See more

13.01.2022 Although the impact of COVID-19 is dramatic, it has not yet manifested in indisputable evidence so far as the property market and values are concerned. Nonetheless, the change in commercial, social and private occupancy, routines and behaviour, are igniting conversation about consequential trends in the medium to longer term. In this short commentary, we endeavour to summarise the influences that can be anticipated and suggest how property categories, may be affected. INFLUE...Continue reading

12.01.2022 The latest figures from the Treasury show that 728,640 organisations have now enrolled for the JobKeeper scheme, covering around 4.7 million employees. A breakdown of those figures revealed that 40 per cent of all enrolments were made out of individual or sole traders, followed closely by companies at 39 per cent, trusts at 15 per cent and partnerships at 6 per cent. Businesses with less than $2 million in turnover accounted for the bulk of all enrolments at 87 per cent, with... SMEs with a turnover of less than $250 million next in line at 8 per cent. Professional services firms and their scientific and technical counterparts were the largest industry group to register for JobKeeper, accounting for 14.7 per cent of total enrolments. The construction industry group was next up, making up 14 per cent of all enrolments. The latest figures are still less than the 900,000 businesses that had initially expressed interest in the scheme, and have fallen short of the government’s prediction that it would cover 6 million employees. Eligibility has been the overwhelming concern for businesses that have yet to enrol, according to the Australia Bureau of Statistics, but the ATO’s latest ruling may help businesses better understand their eligibility position. The ATO has confirmed that payments have begun reaching bank accounts from last night and as of this morning, with the vast majority of payments to be made within days of the ATO receiving a completed application. Employers who are claiming for the first two JobKeeper fortnights will need to ensure they provide an employee nomination notice to each employee by 8 May, in line with the latest legislative amendments which clarify the one in, all in feature. Businesses will then need to identify and maintain their eligible employees, a step that will be dependent on the employer’s STP-enabled payroll software and the number of employees they have.

08.01.2022 Immigration SA has launched a new website with a range of new features to help promote South Australia’s skilled and business migration programs. Check out the new website here - https://bit.ly/2YR06zj

06.01.2022 The ATO is set to commence notifying JobKeeper business participant claimants who have been considered not to have satisfied the JobKeeper entitlement requirements. It is understood that the ATO will cover a range of scenarios where such claimants have failed to have met the requirement of notifying the Tax Office of business activity through a tax return, activity statement or GST return by 12 March 2020. These scenarios include new businesses that have commenced from 1 July...Continue reading

05.01.2022 #BREAKING: South Australia will allow outdoor dining at restaurants and cafes, and re-open university and TAFE tutorials, public libraries and pools, churches, ...community halls and auctions, from this Monday. Groups will be limited to 10 people max except at funerals, where 20 people are allowed to attend indoors and 30 people outdoors. Caravan and camping holidays, as well as regional travel in general, will also be permitted from Monday. The SA Government’s roadmap to ease restrictions also envisions re-opening cinemas and theatres, seated dining, galleries, museums and gyms, for groups of up to 20 people on June 8. More: https://ab.co/35GOW27

04.01.2022 It’s time to support local businesses to help restart our economy. Get back out there COVIDSafe.

04.01.2022 R U OK Day is coming up on Thursday 10 September. A very special day that acts as a reminder that a conversation could change a life. This year’s message is: ‘T...here’s more to say after #RUOK'. Learn what to say next so you can keep the conversation going when someone says: 'No, I'm not OK'. Visit https://hubs.ly/H0vkYqK0 #theresmoretosay