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Thriving Amid Trump’s Trade Shifts: A Guide for Aussie SMEs

As President Trump embarks on his second term, Australian small businesses must prepare for shifts in trade dynamics, currency fluctuations, and sector-specific impacts. Understanding these changes is crucial for strategic planning and resilience.

Case Study: Branding Bee Creative

Discover how SBAAS transformed Branding Bee Creative into a structured, growth-oriented photography business. From streamlined operations to data-driven pricing, learn how expert business coaching can drive sustainable success.

The Future Stability of Small Businesses Amidst the Cost of Living Crisis

Small businesses are struggling amidst the cost of living crisis, with insolvencies at record highs and inflation driving up costs. The Labour Government’s budget offers temporary relief but fails to address root issues like high energy costs and rising interest rates. To ensure stability, more comprehensive support is needed. Government policies must balance the needs of workers and small business owners. Long-term solutions are essential for the sustainability of small businesses.

2024-25 Budget: Will Small Businesses Truly Benefit?

The 2024-25 Australian Budget aims to support small businesses with initiatives like a $20,000 instant asset write-off, $3.5 billion in energy bill relief, and $25.3 million to improve payment times. However, the allocated funds per business are minimal, raising questions about their effectiveness. For instance, the digital adoption initiative provides just $6.91 per business annually. More comprehensive and sustained strategies are essential for meaningful support and long-term growth.

Learn more about the budget’s impact.

2024-25 Australian Budget: Ambitious Plans or Inflationary Risks? A Critical Review of Economic Impact and Future RBA Decisions

SBAAS responds to the 2024-25 Australian Budget, highlighting both opportunities and challenges for small businesses. Key measures include energy bill relief, rent assistance, and Stage 3 tax cuts. However, future deficits, increased borrowing costs, and economic uncertainties pose significant risks. Effective implementation and long-term planning are essential for success.

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