Thinking of issuing new shares for your company? Read below to find out the various ways you can do it.
Starting a Business
Step by step legal guides on starting a business
What Are The Benefits of Working Under an ABN?
Registering an ABN is one of the first things you need to do when starting your business in Australia.
What Is the Meaning of Time In Lieu? (2022 Update)
Have you ever wondered what time in lieu means? This post will cover everything you need to know.
A Guide to Directors Duties in Australia: The 6 Duties You Need to Know (2022 Update)
Being a company director is a big responsibility. As a result, there are a few duties all directors in Australia must legally abide by.
Share Sale Contract: A Guide to Buying and Selling Company Shares (2022 Update)
If you’re selling or buying company shares, your share sale contract is essential. Learn about the ins and outs of share sales here.
7 Common IT Policies For Small Businesses in 2021 and Beyond
With a range of IT policies available, it’s hard to decide which ones you truly need. Our latest guide is here to help.
Director Identification Numbers: The New Law on the Horizon For Company Directors
An important new law has emerged for all company directors so it’s time to get your legals in check.
What is an Asset Sale in Business: A 101 Guide for Business Owners
Sell your business assets with confidence by reading our ultimate guide to asset sales.
Increasing Your Employees’ Pay: What You Need to Know (2022 Update)
Increasing your employees’ pay has a range of benefits for your business. Even the statistics say so.
13 Reasons to Take Your Australian Business Online in 2021 (+a Grant That Can Help)
Want to see the benefits of taking your business online? We’ve got you covered.
Land Use Zoning: How Can It Affect Your Business?
Looking for a property and not sure where to start? You’ll need to figure out the type of land zoning that best suits your businesses needs. We are here to help.
The A to Z Guide on ASIC For New Small Business Owners
Set up your business with the comfort of knowing you are legally complaint with ASIC requirements.