Business Concepts Group

To make sure you get everything covered, Sarah is joined by BCG’s Chris Reed to run through a quick update of all the different year-end reporting requirements such as documents to have on hand, BAS statements, payroll summaries, lodgments, taxes and budget measures.

Introduction to all the financial issues concerning women to be discussed in this eight-part series. Episodes will feature topics such as Superannuation, Insurances, Investing, Estate Planning and what to look out for when considering each of these areas including some tips, traps and ideas to help women today get ahead.

Looks at the importance of Superannuation to women. Superannuation is a major contribution to outcomes in financial future. Everyone has accumulated Super at some stage and everyone really needs to make the most of it - especially women.

Personal insurance is an essential part of overall financial health and can help ease the burden of looking after loved ones financially if something unexpected were to happen.

Many women these days have got great ideas which they develop into a business. Many of these business started while mothers are at home raising their families. But before starting a business, there are many important things to consider.

Women tend to take less risks than men when it comes to investing. Generally, they are also more willing to take advice and be educated with their investing. This episode discusses the various principles of investing.

Estate Planning plays an important part in financial planning for both men and women, but this applies most especially for women. This episode discusses the significance of estate planning for women and various required documentation that needs completing and reviewing.

The importance of debt management will be discussed in this episode, including the two main types of debt in Australia and the need to seek advice before borrowing in regards to structure and whose name the debt is assigned to.

A wrap up of everything from the previous episodes in a quick 20-minute financial plan. This quick 20-minute financial plan summarises everything women need to consider and also some quick tips in each area to help get started.

Preparing for the end of the 2015 Financial Year.

To make sure you get everything covered, for this episode, Sarah is joined by BCG’s Chris Reed and they will run through a quick update of all the different year-end reporting requirements such as documents to have on hand, BAS statements, payroll summaries, lodgments, taxes and budget measures.

Overview of the Business Development Program with a focus on effective planning and review process that includes life goals, role in the business and the ultimate vision for the business.

A look at how life planning affects business people and the values that should be integrated into progressive business planning.

A reflection for business owners to examine their role and review what could or should be done to improve the business.

Strategies for efficiently maintaining accuracy in the business for compliance and for consistency to move the business further.

The fundamental drivers of growing the value of the business along with a SWOT analysis to get a clear picture of where it is currently at.

2015 Budget special noting that for Superannuation, there weren't many changes.

Proactive steps to protect the value of your business through Risk Management.

Important considerations to make in choosing the right structure for your business.

Discussion about the Federal Budget of 2015-2016 and the changes that will affect most BCG clients and everyone else out there. This podcast episode will be focusing mainly on small business measures and those affected individuals.

Whether close to retirement or not, your business should always be ready for any unforeseen events.

How Superannuation fits into a business structure.

A business health check covering topics that will highlight areas that are going well and also show areas that need attention or improvement.

A discussion of recent ATO activities and in particular around the Auditor/ actuary contravention report (ACR).

Discussion on trust resolution requirements prior to 30 June and the time limits for ATO amendments.