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

Thinking about buying commercial premises or an investment property for your business? Many Australian business owners look at trusts as a smart way to hold real property. Using a trust can help...

If you run a private company in Australia, it’s common to move money between the company and owners or their family entities. But when those funds aren’t handled the right way, the...

The end of financial year (EOFY) can feel hectic for small business owners in Australia. There’s tax, payroll, and reporting to juggle - and it all piles up as you head toward...

Raising capital can feel like a chicken-and-egg problem. You need funds to grow, but you want to avoid locking in a valuation too early or giving up too much control. That’s where...

If you run a company, operate through a trust, or have investors and co-founders, you’ll often hear the term “beneficial interest.” It sounds technical, but it’s a simple idea with big implications...

Extending credit, signing a new lease or taking on a big customer can be great for growth - but it also adds risk. That’s where guarantees come in. If you’ve been asked...

If you have one or more co-owners in your company or family business, a buy sell agreement is one of the most practical risk management tools you can put in place. It...

Thinking of buying into a franchise, or turning your own business into a franchise? Understanding franchise fees is one of the first (and most important) steps to getting it right. Franchise fees...

Cash flow crunches and unexpected debts can happen to any business. If your company is under pressure but still viable, a deed of arrangement (more accurately, a Deed of Company Arrangement or...

Cash flow is the lifeblood of a small business. When invoices go unpaid and reminders don’t work, you need practical, legal tools to recover what you’re owed. One powerful option available in...

If you’re buying or selling a business, transferring shares, or managing a high‑value contract, you’ll likely hear the term “escrow.” Escrow is a simple concept with a big role in reducing risk....

“Solvency” isn’t just an accounting word-it’s the line between a healthy, sustainable company and one at risk of serious legal and financial trouble. If you’re running a small company in Australia, understanding...

Leasing equipment can be a smart way to get the tools you need without a heavy upfront cost. Whether you’re fitting out a café, scaling a construction business, or upgrading tech, an...

Thinking about starting a pest control business? Demand is steady across residential, commercial and industrial sites, and the work you do has a clear, practical impact for customers. But to build a...

Teaming up with another business can unlock bigger projects, new markets and shared costs. A joint venture agreement template looks like a quick way to get started, but the fine print is...

Buying a business can be a faster path to growth than starting from scratch. You get customers, systems and revenue from day one. But a good business on paper can hide big...

If you’re weighing up the best way to own business assets, distribute profits tax‑effectively and protect your personal assets, a trust is often on the shortlist. For Australian small businesses, the most...
Choosing a business structure is one of the most important early decisions you’ll make as a founder. Many Australian small business owners consider setting up a company because it sounds “more official”...

Australia runs on trucks. Whether you’re planning a single-rig operation or building a small fleet, a truck business can be a rewarding way to serve reliable demand in freight, construction, agriculture and...

If you run a company, taking money out can feel confusing at first. You might hear people talk about “director drawings” and wonder if that’s the right way to pay yourself. Here’s...

Choosing a business structure is one of those early decisions that can shape everything from your growth plans to your personal risk. For many small business owners, it comes down to a...

Whether you’re lending money to a customer or raising finance to grow your business, secured lending can be a smart way to reduce risk and access better terms. In plain English, “secured”...

If your small business touches money in any way - from selling gift cards to offering investor shares or a staff option plan - you might be dealing with “financial products” under...

Raising capital doesn’t always mean giving away more equity. If you’re scaling with revenue in sight (or already there), venture debt can help extend your runway, fund inventory, or smooth cash flow...
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