Cash flow, pricing, reading your numbers, and the tax changes that actually matter to small business owners.
For law firm partners and practice owners: why a steady monthly draw can outrun the bank even when the P&L shows profit, and how to read the gap.
Australian dental practice owners: swap in a market wage for your own work and see what your practice P&L really earns. Worked, illustrative example.
The proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts, in plain English: what's on the table, where the bill is up to, and the arguments for and against.
Paying the ATO by credit card directly ends after 30 June 2027. Plus Division 7A, Payday Super, trust TFN reporting and proposed changes, in plain English.
Growing law firms and practices often run short of cash as fees rise. See how unbilled work and lock-up soak up cash, and how to size what growth needs.
Insurance and legal practices often hit quiet stretches while wages and rent keep running. Spot a soft month in the numbers and sketch cash before it hits.
Busy isn’t the same as priced right. A practical checklist of margin, capacity, quote, and cash signals for Aussie small business owners.
What changed from 1 July 2026 for Aussie practice employers: payday timing, qualifying earnings, STP, and cash — not another tax digest.
Before you advertise an associate or admin role, map fully loaded cost, ramp months, and 90-day cash — not just base salary. A calm owner checklist.
A 30-minute call is a good place to start working out what the numbers need to do to get you there.
