Business Initiative Group | Consulting agency
Business Initiative Group
Phone: +61 439 818 210
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24.01.2022 Introducing a new booking service so you can lock in a time to meet with me one-on-one. Check out the BOOK NOW button....
24.01.2022 Have you recieved your small business grant? Do you know if you're eligible? We've rounded up a list of all the government bursaries Aussie business owners can apply to below for ease. WA & NT applicants will need to act quick as applications close this week!
22.01.2022 Live local is a new platform enabling your business to sell digital prepaid vouchers to your customers. The platform is completely free to create and list digi...tal vouchers on the platform. It's easy to promote your vouchers on your website or social media with direct links to your business listing. We’ll also help promote your vouchers within the Live local marketplace.
21.01.2022 Today is WA Small Business Day the perfect time for all of us to show some love to our hard working small business owners! Despite the challenges of 2020, sm...all businesses continue to make significant contributions to our local communities and the Western Australian economy. This includes: Contributing $50.1 billion to our economy 97% of all businesses in WA are classified as 'small' At the SBDC, we see this contribution every day. We're lucky enough to provide support to you along your business journey and see the difference you make to your communities on a daily basis. So here's to all of the hard working and passionate small business owners in Western Australia! We hope you take a moment to celebrate Small Business Day and your contribution to the state. #smallbizwa #mysmallpledge
19.01.2022 Kimberley Grants Update 21-04-20 - View current grants which are available to businesses and organisations in the Kimberley Region. https://mailchi.mp/8f37f83/kimberley-grants-update-21-04-20
19.01.2022 Business Initiative Group works with community and agencies to support business and professional growth of individuals. Through collaborative partnerships we provide various programs and initiatives, making it easier for people to attain access to quality experts, knowledge, and assistance. We believe that it takes a Community of people to help you grow. Working under the premise that Small businesses are the heart of the community; stimulating the economy and creating jobs.
17.01.2022 Wendy Casey is our all-round business advisor, if you require assistance with your business idea or would like to get a business review for your business, please call KSBS on 1300 572 766 or email [email protected] to book your free appointment
15.01.2022 The Women’s Business School has 6 month courses designed to give business owners the business acumen, financial literacy and strategies they need to create a successful & profitable business. Applications are now open for a limited time.
14.01.2022 Are you one of the many Australians who have seen their job, business or livelihood impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic? Through our - , ...AIB will be helping Australians gain access to online education by providing -. This scholarship applies to you if, in the past two months, any of the following has happened to you as a result of the COVID-19 crisis: Been made redundant, terminated or stood down from your permanent, part time or fixed term job Had your average monthly income from a permanent full time, part time, fixed term or casual job reduced by 30%+ Had the business you operate as a sole trader or small business owner suffer a 30% reduction in average monthly revenue If you or someone you know has been impacted by COVID-19 and could benefit from online education to get back on their feet, click to enquire now.
12.01.2022 Lower fees, local skills I 1/2 COURSE FEES Kununurra + Halls Creek campus Check out some of our upcoming skill sets eligible for reduced course fees und...er the State Government's Lower fees, local skills initiative! Learn more about the initiative here https://bit.ly/2vH495s To ENROL 1300 996 573 [email protected]
11.01.2022 Need to know about workplace health and safety? Our five-day introductory course has been designed to provide elected work health and safety representatives ...with the skills to effectively represent their fellow employees in matters relating to occupational safety, health and welfare. Introductory Training for Health and Safety Representatives Tom Price 9 - 13 March Broome 30 March - 3 April Kununurra 30 March - 3 April Karratha 16 - 20 March 20 - 24 April 18 - 22 May Newman 18 - 22 May Pundulmurra (South Hedland) 4 - 8 May A refresher course is also available here https://bit.ly/2z68sFK For more information, follow the link below or chat to us on 1300 996 573. Offices are open Monday - Friday from 8.00am - 4.30pm excluding public holidays.
11.01.2022 GRANT OPPORTUNITY This is a Federal Government grant to deliver new emergency and crisis accommodation for women and children. Up to $10 million. Submissions close 14 Feb 2020... Funds can be used for a new construction, upgrades/renovations or repurposing of existing buildings. https://www.dss.gov.au//homel/domestic-and-family-violence
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04.01.2022 If you require more information around this please email me and I can put you in touch with one of our business advisors at KSBS; Please email me on [email protected] or call me on 0459 127 079. We have a team of 12 business advisors around the Kimberley that can assist you with your inquiries, please note, our business advisors are only able to deliver their services digitally through video conferencing or by phone. Our services remain free and confidential. The following is a summary of the key ATO and banking aspects of the Federal Government’s economic stimulus package in response to the continually escalating COVID-19 situation PAYG Withholding Relief Small and medium-sized business entities and not-for-profits with aggregated annual turnover under $50 million and that employ workers will be eligible. Eligibility will be based on prior year turnover. The Government has enhanced this measure as part of the second economic response package. The cash flow boost provides a tax-free payment to employers and is automatically calculated by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). There are no new forms or application process required. Employers and not-for-profits’ who withhold PAYGW for employees will receive a 100% credit for PAYGW reported on their March - June 2020 Activity Statements subject to the following: o The minimum credit is $10,000 - this still applies on the condition that no tax is withheld o The maximum credit is $50,000 Employers who remain active will receive an additional credit equal to the amount received on their March - June 2020 Activity Statements on their July September 2020 Activity Statements subject to the following: o The minimum credit is $10,000 - this still applies to the condition that no tax is withheld o The maximum credit is $50,000 All credits are exempt from income tax Only active employers established prior to 12 March 2020 are eligible Any resulting refund entitlements will be issued within 14 days of Activity Statement lodgement PAYG Instalments Ability to amend upcoming PAYG instalments for taxpayers, without the risk of being penalised in the event that the 2020 Tax Return resulting in a tax payable position. Can claim credits on instalments paid in the September and December 2019 BAS/IAS periods at a taxpayer level. Banking Coronavirus Guarantee Scheme for businesses with turnover up to $50 million: NOTE: Banks are still awaiting instruction from the Federal Government in regards to the application and rollout process. Commencing in April 2020, the Government will provide a guarantee of 50% of loans from eligible small-medium business borrowers: o Up to $250,000 per entity o Loan term up to three years with an initial six-month payment deferral o Unsecured finance (borrowers will not need to provide any asset as security) A temporary six-month exemption for lenders from responsible lending obligations including: o New credit o Credit limit increases o Credit variations and restructures
04.01.2022 Unsure if your side hustle is considered a business or a hobby? Testing your business idea as a hobby is a common first step many budding entrepreneurs take, bu...t some people mistakenly believe that there is a clear dollar threshold that determines whether you are in business or not. We’ve put together these tips to help you work out if you’re running a hobby or a business: http://bit.ly/327wHB8
02.01.2022 Today the Government announced a further, $130 billion Economic Response to the significant challenges posed by the spread of the coronavirus. The JobKeeper pro...gram will provide businesses with a fortnightly payment of $1,500 per eligible employee from 30 March 2020, for a maximum of six months. This assistance will help local businesses to keep staff employed during these tough times. For further information visit https://treasury.gov.au/coronavirus/businesses
02.01.2022 We have just passed new laws to help businesses get through this pandemic. It is in no one’s interests for local businesses to be evicted or bankrupted at the ...moment: not owners, not landlords and definitely not employees. So we’ve brought in new, temporary laws to help small WA businesses get through this crisis. Our laws bring in a range of assistance for businesses and landlords impacted by COVID-19: a moratorium on evictions for small commercial tenancies, a freeze on rent increases, a prohibition on landlords charging interest on rent in arrears, as well as the introduction of a code of conduct and dispute resolution for landlords and tenants. The reality of the COVID-19 pandemic is that we effectively need to put parts of our economy into ‘hibernation’ while we tackle this virus. We want businesses to be able to survive so they are still around when we fire the economy back up. These laws give us a set of rules and a framework for landlords and tenants to come to an agreement. We trust that businesses and landlords will come to new agreements in the spirit of the principles, but we reserve the right to revisit the issue if businesses are unfairly treated. We are all in this together, and we will get through this.
