As a small business, winning Government contracts represent significant opportunities to grow, yet most are seldom ready to place a bid when a tender is announced. This results in many lost opportunities not only for you and your business, but potentially for your region overall.
It is a well-known fact that small to medium businesses drive the majority of the Australian economy. The ATO has made certain income tax concessions available for small entities in particular, since at least 2002 with the introduction of the Simplified Tax System which then transitioned into the now known Small Business Concessions.
A collective sigh of relief could be heard across the country on 5 December 2016 when the Federal Government finally passed the Working Holiday Maker Reform Bill 2016.
Not enough planning goes into starting a business partnership prior to its commencement. (more…)
The Wheatbelt Business Network hosted the 2016 Wheatbelt Business Excellence Awards in July. Two events, Moora and Kellerberrin were highly sucessfull with Business Local clients having success.
Small Businesses were celebrated at the Mid-West Business Excellence awards in June 2016. Some of our clients were selected among the winners for the Mid-West region. Congratulations to all the businesses who entered the awards.
The Small Business Commissioner, David Eaton and the Regional Chambers of Commerce and Industry chief, Kitty Prodonovich, visited Geraldton to network with small business owners and give some financial advice.
Read the full article from The Geraldton Guardian.
Accounting firm once known as RSM Bird Cameron was rebranded RSM Australia in October last year. While retaining local employees, RSM continues to strive towards service, excellence and community support through sponsorship and the Business Local program for small businesses.
Click here to read the full report by Everything Geraldton.
In the last year, RSM Business Local has helped nearly 500 small businesses. Travis Bate speaks to Bryan (Frenchy) French on Rural Focus heard on RadioWest stations.
RSM Business Local adviser, Tanya French, has been nominated for the Nifnex Influential 100 Awards. Tanya is responsible for the Wheatbelt south region.
Nifnex Influential 100 Awards recognises individuals in WA’s business community who go above and beyond their role to assist businesses, whether it is with their skills, contacts, or simply time they are willing to give. These special individuals need to be recognised for who they are and what they do to assist others.
