Moemina Shukur, Author at SmartCompany

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$33.4 million payment times reform to deliver small business relief

The federal government’s legislation aimed at improving payment times for SMEs has successfully passed the House of Representatives, promising relief for small businesses if it is approved by the Senate.

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How SMEs can avoid receiving a call from the ATO

The ATO uses data-driven profiles to identify anomalies, so it’s essential to maintain accurate records and provide evidence to support all claims.

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Economic pressures drive Australian law firms to alternative fee models

More than half of Australian law firms have shifted to alternative fee arrangements due to economic pressures, according to a recent report by global software company Litera.

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Dog handlers make skilled priority migration list, some tradies left out

The federal government has excluded construction trades from its draft skills priority list for migrants, despite a growing shortfall of workers needed to meet Australia’s housing targets.

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AI adoption and cybersecurity risks key issues at SmallBiz Week

The Commbank SmallBiz Week in Melbourne concluded today with small business leaders gathered to discuss pressing issues such as increasing cash flow and enhancing cybersecurity.

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This regional pizzeria’s community-first marketing can’t be topped

Earth and Soul Pizza in Victoria's regional town of Bairnsdale is using community-focused marketing strategies to increase its sales.

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Melbourne Lord Mayor: Docklands businesses “deserving of attention”

As Melbourne's Firelight Festival prepares to illuminate the city, Lord Mayor Sally Capp has indicated the event will be more than just a spectacle of lights, but rather a beacon of hope for struggling businesses in the Docklands precinct.

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How much should the minimum wage rise? Here’s what industry groups are saying

The Fair Work Commission is set to announce the National Minimum Wage and awards wages next month, to go into effect from July 1. Here's a summary of peak body submissions on minimum wage awards.

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Memobottle raises over $370,000 for new bento boxes

Memobottle is gearing up to launch its new bento boxes with the support of its loyal customer base and has already raised more than $370,000 on Kickstarter in the past week to do so.

How Aussie furniture company IconByDesign achieved 200% growth by going global

A Sydney-based furniture company is testing the waters internationally in a bid to bring luxury Australian house fittings to the US.

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City of Melbourne expands support to boost local small businesses

The City of Melbourne's draft 2024-25 budget will include $1.6 million in support for local businesses in an effort to expand the existing Business Concierge program.

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Couples say “I do” to content creators taking over the Aussie wedding industry

With the wedding season underway, social media content creators are now getting paid to film weddings on their phones.

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