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Expert articles and practical legal guides on getting finance for australian businesses.

If you’ve set up (or are thinking about setting up) a company in Australia, you’ve probably heard that it offers “limited liability”. But what does that actually mean for you and your...

Securing a Series A round is a big milestone. It’s when you move from “promising startup” to “scaling company” - hiring a larger team, expanding nationwide, and investing in product and sales....

Late-paying customers can put real pressure on your cash flow. If you’re running a small business in Australia, having a clear, fair and legally sound debt recovery process isn’t just helpful -...

Teaming up with JV partners can be a smart way to win bigger projects, share costs and access new markets without merging businesses outright. If you’re a small business owner, a joint...

Issuing or updating “stock certificates” (commonly called “share certificates” in Australia) often comes up when you start a company, bring in a co‑founder, reward staff with equity or close your first investment...

Whether you’re setting up your first company or preparing for a seed round, a clear, accurate cap table template is one of the most important tools you’ll use. Your cap table shows...

Extending trade credit, leasing equipment, or signing a new supply deal can all help your business grow - but they also carry risk. A personal guarantee is a common way to reduce...

“SME ventures” is a phrase you’ll hear more often as small and medium businesses look to innovate, raise capital and scale. Whether you’re building a new product line inside your existing business,...

If your business is lending or borrowing money, a simple promissory note can be a fast, low-cost way to record the deal. It’s a short, written promise to repay a debt -...

Whether you’re funding a fit-out, purchasing equipment, or smoothing cash flow, access to finance can be a turning point for a small business. But how you document that funding matters. A well-drafted...

Whether you’re launching a new venture or scaling a growing company, raising capital for your business is often the catalyst that turns plans into progress. It can also feel daunting if you’ve...

Cash flow is the heartbeat of your business. When a client falls behind on payments, you want a fast, practical way to confirm what’s owed and set a clear path to recovery...

If you run your small business through a family trust (also called a discretionary trust), you may be considering external finance to buy equipment, fund growth or smooth cash flow. The good...

Thinking about issuing shares in your company, bringing on a co-founder, or raising capital? One of the most powerful tools you can use is setting up more than one class of shares....

Bringing in partners for equity can be a powerful way to grow your small business without taking on more debt. Maybe you’ve found a strategic partner, a senior hire, or a specialist...

If you sell goods on credit, lease equipment, or take deposits, the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) can be one of the most powerful risk‑management tools in your business. Used well, it...

If you’re chasing an overdue invoice, settling a dispute or just want written certainty about what someone owes your business, a Deed of Acknowledgement can be a powerful tool. It’s a simple...

Setting up your company’s ownership in a smart way can help you manage risk, plan for tax, and build a structure that helps your business grow. One option many Australian small business...

When you’re planning growth, the question of “public and private” isn’t just theoretical - it shapes how you raise capital, govern your company, and manage risk. For most small businesses in Australia,...

Getting the founder shares right can make or break your startup. They affect control, incentives, investment readiness and, ultimately, your exit. If you’re building a company in Australia, it’s worth taking a...

Looking to tidy up your cap table, retire a departing co-founder’s shares, or reduce the influence of a passive investor without offering the same deal to everyone? A selective buy-back can be...

Thinking about buying a Snooze franchise in Australia? It’s a well-known brand with national recognition, strong supplier relationships and a tested retail model - all of which can make franchising an attractive...

Raising capital can be one of the most exciting steps in your growth journey - and one of the most daunting if you’re not prepared. Whether you’re getting your first product to...

Landing investment can be a game-changer for your business. But before an investor transfers funds, they’ll want to quickly understand your vision, traction and why you’re the right team to execute. That’s...
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