Resources Government
Are you aware that the Australian government provides various resources, advice, and support to help small business owners in the country.
These initiatives are aimed at fostering entrepreneurship, promoting economic growth, and assisting small businesses in various ways.
Support for businesses in Australia. Information, grants, services and support from across Government to help your business succeed.
The Tax Office offer a range of tools and services to make it easier for you to get your tax and super right. It's part of their commitment to improving your tax and super experience.
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Their small business advisory service provides free business advice to help current and aspiring small business owners in Western Australia.
Did you know the live chat feature on their website is staffed by a dedicated team in their Perth office?
When you visit the website during business hours, the team are on hand to provide you with real time answers to your questions about starting or running a business, or to help you find what you’re looking for on the website.
Helping employers understand their rights and responsibilities under Australian workplace laws. They will work with you to resolve workplace issues which may arise. Their services are free to all employers in Australia.
Small business employers may be eligible for free tailored written advice about pay and entitlements from their Employer Advisory Service (EAS).
The EAS can give eligible small businesses written advice about:- employees' entitlements under the National Employment Standards- award provisions- other pay and employee entitlements.
Small business employers may be eligible for free tailored written advice about pay and entitlements from their Employer Advisory Service (EAS).
The EAS can give eligible small businesses written advice about:- employees' entitlements under the National Employment Standards- award provisions- other pay and employee entitlements.
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Tools and guidance for businesses including registering and licensing your business and consumer protection.
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The ASBFEO's role is to support small businesses and family enterprises to enable them to grow and thrive.
They provide access to dispute resolution services for those who may be involved in a disagreement, so they can try and find a solution to their problem without having to go to court.
They have the legislative powers needed to effectively influence our nation’s lawmakers, ensuring legislation and regulations are put in place to help small businesses.
They have the legislative powers needed to effectively influence our nation’s lawmakers, ensuring legislation and regulations are put in place to help small businesses.
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Information, forms, payments and services for employers and business owners.
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