WORKING FROM HOME AND WORKPLACE SAFETY We know you are being bombarded with Convid-19 articles so we only try sending useful information relevant to the survival and recovery of your business and your own well-being. That said, the State Governments are making no concessions on workplace health and safety laws and regulations and expect business […]
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By Grace Ormsby · March 23 2020 With government-issued business closures becoming increasingly the norm, a huge number of Australian employees are facing an uncertain future. In an update from Madgwicks Lawyers’ special counsel, Tim Greenall, the employment lawyer has explained that the situation that saw the standing down last week of 20,000 Qantas staff – indefinitely
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The Federal government on Sunday released a second increased stimulus package. The new $66.1 billion economic plan is in addition to the first $17.6 billion round announced about 10 days ago. It has been stated as a means to help small businesses stay afloat, and keep people employed, until the coronavirus-related economic downturn has passed.
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EMERGENCY BUSINESS ASSISTANCE This week has seen a staggering escalation in Government announcements that are now heavily impacting on businesses, large and small, to operate effectively. Media generated hysteria has gone to another level and some seem to have lost all ability to think logically. I realise you have been bombarded with Convid-19 articles but
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The Government Business Incentives – Summary With the panic over the Corona Virus the Australian government has announced its $17.6 billion economic stimulus package. The package includes both cash and tax incentives, as follows: Cash money for small business owners 50% cashback on PAYGW, up to $25,000 Eligible small and medium-sized employers (turnover up to $50mil) will
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Labor has announced that it will implement its plan to restrict negative gearing to new investment properties and halve the capital gains tax discount from 1 January 2020. The date, announced by shadow treasurer Chris Bowen, will limit negative gearing to new housing, with all investments made prior to the date to be fully grandfathered. Likewise, the
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