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Olivia Franco examines supply chain operations in the retail sector and what business owners can do to mitigate risk during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Peter Carroll examines lessons from the 1990s recession and their relevance in the current COVID-19 environment for business owners.

Scott Douglas examines the Stage 4 restrictions in Victoria and what this means for business owners.

Darren Wilson examines the Australian Federal Government’s extension of the JobKeeper payment stimulus measure and what this means for businesses and their employees.

Now more than ever it is critical that you get your budget in place, monitor it regularly and evolve as necessary. Here are eight tips on how the budgeting process can go from a mess to success.

With insurance premiums likely to increase by 20-30%p.a. over the next few years, we provide some key considerations to help plan now for a more secure financial future.

Explore the 3 options for claiming home office expenses on your tax return.

Under the JobKeeper payment, businesses and not-for-profits significantly impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak may be able to access a wage subsidy from the government to continue paying their employees. This assistance will help businesses to keep people in their jobs and provide momentum when the crisis is over.

What are some of the key things that you should be thinking of when preparing a Cash Flow Forecast?

On Tuesday 7 April, the Prime Minister released the National Cabinet Mandatory Code of Conduct - SME Commercial Leasing Principles. The Code will be given effect through relevant state and territory legislation or regulation as appropriate.

Updated answers to your frequently asked questions about the Federal Government JobKeeper wage subsidy payment that is designed to help keep approximately 6 million Australian’s employed through the COVID-19 crisis.

Fordham answer your frequently asked questions about the Federal Government JobKeeper wage subsidy payment that is designed to help keep approximately 6 million Australian’s employed through the COVID-19 crisis.