This week I attended the SRO technology board meeting in Brisbane. It was great. It was eye opening and confirmed a hunch I have for SMEs: There are opportunities in niches.
Over the last 2 months I have published 2 articles in our “Demystifying the Sales Process” series. The Series unpacks the key steps that a business owner needs to take in order to take their business to market.
Last month I published the first article in our Demystifying the Sales Process series. The Series unpacks the key steps that a business owner needs to take in order to take their business to market.
Over the next few months we will be demystifying the sales process and taking you through, in our mind, the key steps that a business owner needs to take in order to take their business to market.
The Full Court of the Federal Court - Allsop CJ, Middleton and Derrington JJ have given Liquidators and Insolvency Lawyers an early Christmas present in finding that a a statutory set-off under s553C(1) of the Corporations Act 2001 is NOT an available defence against a liquidators claim for the recovery of a preference under s588FA of the Act.
Oral contracts exist everywhere. When you order a coffee or lunch, when you borrow your neighbour’s tools or when you agree to pay your friend back for that ticket to the NRL. Oral contracts are great for social settings however they are not suitable for business transactions.
On 7th September 2020 the Federal Government announced that they would be extending the Insolvency Relief measures that were legislated in March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
This is the second article in our 4-part series on 'Preparing for the Precipice: a post JobKeeper economy.'
