Essential Business Information [ID 2EA7FFA3...BF4]
Do you have questions about starting or running your business but can't find the answers? Have a browse through the business.gov.au information.
business.gov.au is the Australian Government's principal website for business. It covers information from all levels of government and makes it quicker and easier for business to deal with government, and DSBN syndicates this information for your convenience.
On this website you can find essential business information to help answer your questions for free. This includes questions on:
Taxation
Understanding taxes and meeting your taxation obligations can save you money. By paying the right amount you can avoid late payment penalties. You may also be entitled to exemptions. Through our website you can find out about the different types of taxation, registration, deductions, payments and reporting that may affect you.
Home-based business
If you're running a home-based business there are a wide range of government requirements that may apply to you. Things to consider when running a small business from home include: taxation, employment, council approval and licensing. You'll also find out how to set up and run your home-based business.
Registrations and licenses
When you’re starting a new business it’s important to find the registration and licenses that apply to you. This can be complex as local, state, territory and federal governments all handle registration and licensing for various aspects of your business. Through our website you can read about how to register your business or company, register for taxation, or notify changes to your business.
Grants and financial assistance
Grants and other funding programs are available from the federal, state and territory governments and in some cases from local councils. Generally there are no grants available for starting a business, but there are grants and other assistance available for business activities such as expanding your business, research and development, and innovation and exporting.
eBusiness
Trading online can save you time and money, reduce your overheads and help you reach a wider market. It also makes it easier for your customers to do business with you. The federal, state and territory governments offer a range of information and services to help you get your business online, and we connect you to that information.
Source: Business.gov.au
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