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

See the word “Holdings” in a business name and wonder what it actually means? For small business owners in Australia, “holdings” often points to a specific company structure designed to protect assets,...

Whether you’re injecting cash into your own company, funding a subsidiary, or lending to a trusted supplier or customer, a simple loan agreement is the safest way to set clear expectations and...

If you run a private company in Australia, you’ve probably heard of Division 7A. It’s the tax rule that can turn certain payments, loans or debt write-offs to shareholders (or their associates)...

Australia’s demand for rooftop solar keeps growing, and for good reason - energy prices are rising, sustainability is front-of-mind, and solar tech is more affordable than ever. If you’re thinking about launching...

If you’re thinking about running your small business through a trust, you’ve likely heard that trusts can help with asset protection and flexible profit distributions. But then comes the core question: is...

Securing finance is often the difference between putting your plans on hold and moving fast on new opportunities. For many small businesses, a collateral loan (also called a secured loan) can unlock...

Seller financing (often called “vendor finance”) can be a smart way to bridge the gap between what a buyer can pay today and the full price you agree for a business sale....

Receiving a court “notice of application for a winding up order” can feel terrifying for any small business owner. It means a creditor has asked the court to wind up your company...

Buying an existing business can be a smart way to grow quickly, expand into new markets or take your first step into business ownership with an established customer base. But a business...

If you supply goods on credit, lease equipment, or lend money to customers in Western Australia, the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) can be the difference between getting paid and writing off...

If you’re growing a small business in Australia, there will likely come a time when cash flow from sales isn’t enough to fund your next stage of growth. That’s where capital raising...

Thinking about offering your services on a retainer? You’re not alone. Many Australian small businesses use retainers to create predictable revenue, deepen client relationships and simplify cash flow. But what exactly is...

If you run a company and ever move money to a shareholder or director, Division 7A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (often shortened to “Div 7A”) should be on your...

Starting up a small business in Australia is an exciting move - you get to build something of your own, serve customers your way, and grow an asset over time. But it’s...

Starting as a sole trader is quick, flexible and affordable. For many Australian small business owners, it’s the natural first step - you can get moving fast, invoice clients and test your...

Buying from the right suppliers at the right price - and on the right legal terms - can make or break your margins. Whether you’re sourcing stock, technology, logistics, or services, a...

If you’re taking out business finance or extending credit to customers, chances are a lender or advisor has mentioned a “GSA”. It’s one of those acronyms that gets thrown around in term...

Getting investor interest or selling part (or all) of your business often starts with a clear, compelling and legally sound Information Memorandum (IM). If you’re a small business owner in Australia, an...

Looking to access finance without paying premium interest or giving up equity? A cash secured loan can be a straightforward way to unlock working capital while keeping control of your business. That...

Extending or receiving short-term finance is part and parcel of running a small business. When you don’t need a full loan facility, a simple promissory note can be an efficient, legally recognised...

If you run a private company in Australia, Division 7A is one of those tax rules you can’t ignore. It often pops up when a company lends money to a shareholder or...

Thinking about using a trading trust for your small business? You’re not alone. Many Australian founders ask whether a trust can offer better asset protection, tax flexibility and room to grow -...

Buying an existing business can be the fastest way to grow, enter a new market, or add capability without starting from scratch. You get customers, staff, systems and brand value on day...

Acquiring an existing business can be a faster, lower-risk path to growth than starting from scratch. You get customers, systems and revenue from day one. But buying a business is also a...
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