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Eligible business that exports to a new market can claim the EMDG, Export Market Development Grant, on 50% of its export promotion expenses in excess of AUD 15,000.
Qualified young entrepreneur may get a government subsidy on business coaching. NSW has a Young Entrepreneur Stepping Up Program for those aged between 18 and 35 who have operated in a small business for at least a year. If you need a mentor in Victoria, please contact us.
If your business turns over less than AUD 100 million a year and you invest on research and development, you may be eligible for a grant on 50% of your eligible project expenditures under Commercial Ready, a merit-based grant program supporting innovation and its commercialisation. Commercial Ready offers a grant from AUD 50,000 to AUD 5 million for each eligible project up to three years. You may split your application into three stages of development : Research & Development, Proof of Concept and Commercialisation, or apply for the whole project at one go. For details of the program, visit AusIndustry or contact us for assistance.
Eligible business can claim up to 125% tax deduction on costs spent on research and development activities. Registration for the research and development activities must be submitted to AusIndustry within 10 month after the financial year-end. You then claim the tax concession in your corporate tax return.
Thinking of starting a business Are you ready? Need help with planning, raising finance or writing your business plan? These guides and templates can help.
Starting a business Ready to start? Here's information on starting a new business, a home-based business and buying a business or franchise.
Exiting a business Closing or selling your business? Find out about succession planning, bankruptcy, deregistering your business and employee payments.
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E-business Are you interested in starting an online business? By trading online you can save time and money, reduce your overheads and reach a much wider market. And you make it easier for your customers to do business with you.
Employing people Good employees can be your greatest asset, so recruiting and retaining the right person is very important. Find out your obligations under the recruitment and retention of staff, government laws, industrial awards and agreements, and contracts of employment.
Environmental management As a business you could have some impact on the environment, whether large or small. Managing your impact as well as your environmental responsibilities can ensure your business is environmentally friendly and reaping the added benefits.
Exporting Expanding your market can bring enormous benefits to your business, but successful exporting doesn't happen by accident - it needs careful planning and commitment.
Fair trading In Australia federal and state laws protect you, your business and your customers from unfair trading practices. These laws, together with industry codes of practice, help to ensure that your business operates fairly and competitively and that all consumers are adequately informed and protected.
Grants and 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. However, there are grants and other assistance available for business activities such as expanding your business, research and development, innovation and exporting.
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.
Importing If you import goods into Australia, you will be affected by certain government regulations. Your goods must be cleared by the Australian Customs Service (Customs) and duty and taxes may be payable. You also need to be aware of import permits, quarantine permits and treatment that apply to imported goods.
Insurance Insurance is an essential part of running any business. If you are operating a small business you need more than just property insurance. Taking out the right insurance will help protect your business and minimise its exposure to risk.
Intellectual property Intellectual property covers a range of laws that give individuals and businesses exclusive rights over their creative and inventive projects.
Market research and statistics To run a successful business you need to know all about your potential and existing customers and the marketplace you operate in. Regularly assess who your competitors are, their strengths and weaknesses, who your customers are and what they want, and whether there are any gaps in the market.
Occupational health and safety Safety in the workplace is critical to the success of running a business, no matter what size it is. As a small business owner you have certain rights and responsibilities regarding health and safety in your workplace. Even if you don't have any employees, you must ensure that your business doesn't create health and safety problems for your customers and the general public.
Registration and licences When you're starting up a new business it's important to find out what registration and licences apply to you. This can be complex as local, state, territory and Australian governments all handle registration and licensing for various aspects of your business.
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.
Tenders and contracts Selling goods and services to government is an important opportunity for all businesses. Find out about tender opportunities available in Australia and overseas, and how to go about planning, preparing and submitting your tenders.
