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We track what matters for Australian businesses. From regulatory shifts to practical cash flow strategies, our team breaks down the financial landscape so you can make better decisions. Real analysis, not fluff.
The ATO announced adjustments to instant asset write-off thresholds and simplified depreciation rules. If you're planning equipment purchases or considering lease-versus-buy decisions, these changes could shift your timeline. We sat down with compliance experts to map out what businesses with turnovers under $10 million should prepare for.
Read full analysisOur advisors weigh in on current financial challenges facing Australian businesses
Callum's been helping Campbelltown businesses structure their finances for twelve years. He noticed a pattern last quarter — companies with documented cash flow forecasts weathered supply chain delays far better than those flying blind. His take? Even basic projections beat guesswork every time.
Imogen works primarily with service businesses navigating GST and payroll obligations. She's currently tracking how the new single touch payroll phase two requirements affect companies with contractors. Her advice leans practical — she'd rather you understand the rules than just follow them blindly.
More businesses are using invoice financing to bridge payment gaps. We examined 200 arrangements across manufacturing and wholesale sectors.
The reality? It works well for companies with solid customer bases but tight timelines. Less ideal if you're chasing late payers regularly — then you're treating symptoms, not causes.
Explore the dataInterest rate movements, credit conditions, and borrowing patterns are shifting. We're watching several developments that could affect business planning through 2025 and into early 2026. Some matter more than others, depending on your industry and capital needs.
Businesses shipping to Asia report longer payment cycles due to new banking verification processes. Plan for 10-15 extra days in your cash flow projections.
Non-bank lenders entered the market aggressively in Q1 2025. Rates dropped 0.4-0.7% for businesses with clean financials and established trading history.
Transaction costs decreased as competition increased among payment providers. Businesses processing under $500k annually saw the biggest percentage savings.