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“Yeah, nah”: Six things you can’t claim this tax time
First 5000 | May 30, 2022With tax time fast approaching, CPA Australia suggests taking a “yeah, nah” approach to claiming working from home (WFH) expenses in this year’s tax return.“When
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Five reasons why you should set up an instant office instead of a fixed lease
First 5000 | May 26, 2022Australia is now on the cusp of a very volatile economic period. As the world tries to pick up the pieces after two years of global lockdowns and constant setbacks,
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Adam Liaw cooks up excitement for Australian Made Week
First 5000 | May 25, 2022Cook, lawyer, TV presenter, author, and now Australian Made Week Ambassador Adam Liaw is urging consumers to seek out and buy genuine Aussie products bearing the trusted green-and-gold kangaroo
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COSBOA, BCA congratulate, Albanese, ALP
First 5000 | May 24, 2022The Council of Small Business Australia (COSBOA) and the Business Council of Australia have congratulated Anthony Albanese
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Gender gap in superannuation improves despite gender equality progress setback
First 5000 | May 20, 2022Progress to gender financial equality reversed in the March quarter despite a significant win in super savings for women which saw the gender gap narrowing by the most in over
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Australian businesses battle high levels of unpaid debt: Atradius
First 5000 | May 18, 2022High levels of unpaid debt are prompting stronger credit controls among Australian businesses as they battle it out for survival in a competitive market, according to the latest edition -
Australia’s online shopping grows to over $47 billion
First 5000 | May 16, 2022Australia’s online shopping industry has grown by 8.9 per cent to over $47 billion dollars in 2022, proving that more consumers are choosing online shopping over bricks and mortar -
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70% of Australian office workers believe automation can help attract, retain talent: survey
First 5000 | May 5, 2022Some 70% of Australian respondents to a new study commissioned by UiPath said incorporating automation—including training on automation—could help their organisation attract new and retain
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Consumers willing to sharing psychological profiling for personalised digital experiences
First 5000 | May 3, 2022Consumers are open to sharing information on their psychological profile in order to receive personalised digital customer experiences, according to strategic research and consulting agency, Fifth Dimension. The research undertaken by
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Planet Ark releases new guide to help businesses manage plastic waste
First 5000 | May 2, 2022How to Reduce and Recycle Plastics at Work is an online tool designed to help Australian businesses cut down on over one
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Jim’s Group – making mental health support a key part of business training and operations
First 5000 | April 28, 2022Jim Penman is a household icon and at 70 years of age, he is still very much involved in the running and direction of the Jim’s Group which he founded
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Businesses urged to consult with their accountant to maximise budget announcements
First 5000 | April 27, 2022Businesses in Australia are set to make significant gains under the 2022 Federal Budget, Coco Hou, CPA has said. Some of the key points of delivery for the budget
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Surge in invoice financing as COVID affected businesses are forced to pay up
First 5000 | April 22, 2022New data from OptiPay has revealed a two fold increase in enquiries, when compared to last year, in the number of businesses requesting invoice financing. Invoice Financing (or debtor finance) is
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Is a new breed of CEO required to lead in a post-COVID world?
First 5000 | April 21, 2022Future CEOs will require a number of extra skills to successfully manage both themselves and their organisations, according to UNSW Business School’s Frederik Anseel.
CEOs are under significant pressure
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Australians to spend billions on holidays, food and chocolate this Easter
First 5000 | April 14, 2022Over four million Australians are planning a trip away this Easter with $7.1 billion to be spent on holidays, while around $1.5 billion will be















