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Post-COVID Reality Check: Where Australian SMEs Really Stand — and Why YBA Exists for This Moment
Post-COVID Australia is tough for small business. But you don’t have to face it alone.
The ATO Will Screw You Over
If you’re feeling pressure from the ATO’s new systems, or you want to protect your business before the problems start, call us.
Why We Act Like the ATO Will See Everything — And Why That Makes Us Fast, Efficient, and Effective
If you’re a business owner feeling overwhelmed, behind on tax, or unsure where to turn, here’s the reality: The ATO sees more today than ever before.
We Nag Because We Care: How Tough Love Protects You
When you become a client of Your Business Angels, there’s something you’ll notice straight away — we ask questions, lots of them.
Payday Super: Why This “Great Legislation” Will Test Every Business’s Cash Flow
Yesterday, the Albanese Government introduced the Treasury Laws Amendment (Payday Superannuation) Bill 2025 to Parliament.
When Your Business Angels sees courageous heroes in our community, we shout it out.
In a world where so much legal work comes with hefty invoices, it's important to stop and applaud a law firm that's fighting for you — pro bono.
If You’re Asked to Sign a Contract — STOP. Talk to Us. Then Talk to a Lawyer.
Too many small businesses are signing contracts that are time bombs. The other side gives you a slick document and a smile, tells you it’s just “standard” or “a formality,” and before you know it, you’ve handed over your margin, your tooling, your flexibility — and sometimes even your future.
Staying Focused in Shifting Times: What Small Businesses Need to Know
If you keep your focus on delivering value to your customers, managing your cash flow responsibly, and staying agile, your business can remain resilient—even when external factors feel daunting.
The Bank of the Australian Taxation Office Just Got Really Expensive
Previously, if you paid late, you could at least offset a portion of the ATO’s interest charges by claiming it as a deductible business expense. That’s going away on 1 July 2025. The ATO’s interest charges will be treated like a penalty or fine—completely non-deductible.