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Find out the errors of DIY accounting and see if you need professional assistance.

Find out how avoiding these Xero mistakes will allow you to utilise your software to your advantage.

Understanding cash flow forecasting and building a simple scenario model.

Find out how to check if you are billing your clients/customers appropriately.

Do you want to know how to get your financial freedom quicker?

Is it time to look for overseas growth opportunities?

Find out how to create value in the business by enhancing employee skills.

Have you got the skills to run a profitable business? Read on to know how a self assessment can help build the business you have envisioned.

Here's a run down of the key priorities when starting a new business.

Are you overwhelmed by numerous opinions from well-meaning family and friends regarding your business? Read on to see tips on finding the most suitable mentors and business advisors.

Do you think you don't have enough money to start a new business? Find out the best options for you.

Are you equipped with the right data and information about your market? Read how market research can benefit your business.

Limited budget should not be a hindrance in starting a new business. Read our guide how to manage a limited budget.

Do you know how a good accountant can strengthen your business? Do you know how to find an accountant right for your business? Read our practical guide.

Tips on how to put a good succession planning in place.

Do you want to know what you should consider before you decide to buy an investment property?

Should your staff be contractors or employees? There are many factors to assess and it’s the business owner’s responsibility to get it right.

You may incur various types of legal expenses in relation with rental properties but all legal expenses are not claimable. Please read what is claimable and what is non-claimable.

Being tax-smart when investing in property means more than making the right property choices. If you use your property to earn income at any time, you will have tax obligation and entitlements.

If you take out a loan to purchase a rental property, you can claim a deduction for the interest charged on the loan or a portion of the interest. However, the property must be rented out or genuinely available for rent in the income year you claim a deduction.