Where shall we meet for a coffee and a chat?
We love to chat to our clients about all kinds of things – it doesn’t have to stick to the exciting world of bookkeeping! We want to know what’s happening in your business.
You can celebrate #PodcastDay by listening to the classic episode #173 of Small Biz Matters with our very own Nicole!
JobKeeper 2 is go, but it is too early to confirm if you qualify.
Confused yet?
Your business needs to measure ACTUAL turnover for the September 2020 quarter and compare to September 2019 using the same method as your BAS. Decline must be 30% or more to be eligible for JobKeeper2 payments.
No longer eligible for JobKeeper?
You might be eligible for apprentice & trainee subsidies.
Eligible employers can apply for a wage subsidy of 50 per cent of an eligible apprentice or trainee’s wages paid until 31 March 2021.
JobKeeper2 is about to start!
JobKeeper1 ends on Sunday. Any PAYMENT made after Sunday will not count in JobKeeper1 and is not reimbursable. You may need to update your pay templates to remove topups if you are no longer eligible.
Shout out to all the tradies!
We have no idea how to fix a leaking toilet, build a pool, let alone build a whole house!
However, we do know bookkeeping.
Tradies who spend all day on the tools, shouldn’t have to spend all night or the weekend on the books.
Is the exchange between boss and employee as simple as money for time?
Hopefully its not an exchange of heated words!
What about exchanging roles for a day?
Courtesy is free, buy in bulk and make it rain!
Running a small business is stressful, sometimes your clients are demanding and rude.
The relationship between service provider and client is not one of master and serf, it is between SMEs (Subject Matter Experts).
This morning Nicole was a special guest start on Small Biz Matters radio show.
Alexi Boyd interviewed Nicole about JobKeeper 2.0 for small businesses.
Details haven’t been released yet – we’ll all have to wait a bit longer the check the fine print.
Have you ever said:
I don’t know if I can pay the wages next week
My suppliers are chasing me, but I can’t pay my bills on time
It’s time to pay the BAS and I don’t have the money
If you have said one (or more of these) then cashflow forecasting could help you get a handle on what is coming next, so you don’t get a nasty surprise.
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