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Starting a Business

Step by step legal guides on starting a business

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Turnover rent is a different way businesses can pay for rent to their landlord. It can sometimes be referred to as percentage rent.
Are you looking to expand your business? Don't have enough capital or time to run the show alone? Let franchising do the work for you.
Find out what you need to know about the recent changes to the JobKeeper payment program in 2021 and what it means for your business.
Find out everything you need to know about actions on debt, and how they can help your business claim unrecovered debts.
With a rising subscription economy, this article explains what businesses should be aware of to avoid subscription traps.
Initiating debt recovery proceedings can seem like a daunting task. Here is what you need to know about the process.
Following a recent Court case, companies may be held liable for other peoples' comments on their social media accounts. Find out more here.
New laws have been introduced to overhaul the casual employment system in Australia. Find out what these changes entail here.
'Culture fit' is an ambiguous part of hiring and may be discriminatory. Learn how to ensure your recruitment process is legally sound here.
Read this article to find out the difference between passing off and misleading and deceptive conduct when it comes to intellectual property.
Find out why people are starting businesses in 2020, and why it is a good time to start a new venture heading into 2021.
Are you trying to import low-cost goods from China? This article will explain the relevant laws you need to watch out for along the way.
Some of the most famous brands around were started during recessions. Read more about successful companies started during recessions here.
A Power of Attorney can also be appointed to help manage the affairs of a company. Find out how a Company Power of Attorney works here.
This article will help you to understand whether your company needs a public officer, what they are and how the appointment process works.
Find out the differences between pecuniary and non-pecuniary loss and how it can impact on your recovery of damages.

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