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

Launching your own real estate agency is an exciting step. You’ll be building a brand, guiding clients through life’s biggest transactions and creating a business with real potential for growth. But success...

Offering customers “pay later” terms can help you win more work and build long‑term relationships. But if your credit terms aren’t tight, you take on risk: late payments, cash flow strain, and...

Leasing equipment can be a smart way to access the tools your business needs without a heavy upfront cost. Whether you’re fitting out a café, scaling a construction crew, or launching a...

If you run more than one company, have a family trust that holds shares, or your partner sits on the board of a related company, you’re likely dealing with “related entities” under...

Whether you’re launching a new venture or scaling an established operation, choosing the right type of business finance can make all the difference. The challenge? There are many products on the market,...

If you’re a director or shareholder of a private company in Australia, you’ve probably heard warnings about Division 7A. It’s the part of the tax law that can treat certain loans, advances...

Choosing a business structure is one of the first big decisions you’ll make as a founder. Partnerships are popular because they feel simple and collaborative - two (or more) people join forces...

If you’ve ever applied for a business lease, trade credit or finance, you’ve probably been asked to sign a director’s guarantee. It’s common in Australia, especially when your company is new or...

If a key customer, supplier or even a competitor suddenly goes into administration, it can feel unsettling. Cashflow might be at risk, deliveries could stall, and you’re left wondering what you can...

Exploring finance options is part and parcel of growing a small business in Australia. If you’re investing in an asset-heavy project, you might hear the term “non-recourse loan” and wonder whether it’s...

Chasing unpaid invoices is frustrating and time-consuming. Before you jump to court, a well-drafted letter of demand can be the quickest way to prompt payment - especially in New South Wales (NSW),...

If you’ve been researching business structures in Australia, you’ve likely come across the term “discretionary trading trust.” It’s a common structure for family-run and growing small businesses because it can offer flexibility...

Offering vendor finance when selling a business can open the door to more buyers, a faster sale and potentially a higher price. On the flip side, if you’re the buyer, seller finance...

If a customer, distributor or even a related entity owes your business money, a simple way to lock in repayment is a promissory note. It’s a familiar tool in finance, but many...

Raising early funding can feel tricky. You want to move fast, keep costs low and avoid locking in a valuation too early - but you still need a clean, legally sound path...

Thinking about taking your business to the next stage with a company structure? For many Australian founders, moving to a privately held company is a smart way to protect personal assets, access...

If your business supplies goods on credit, leases equipment, or finances stock, a purchase money security interest (PMSI) can be the difference between getting paid first or standing in line when a...

If you’ve heard accountants, lenders or investors mention an “SPV” and wondered what it actually means for your business, you’re not alone. Special purpose vehicles are used across property, tech, e‑commerce and...

Whether you’re lending money to another business, funding your own company from a director or related entity, or taking on growth capital, a clear, well-drafted loan agreement is essential. A good loan...

Signing a commercial lease is a big moment for any small business - and it often comes with a request for a “bank guarantee for lease”. If your landlord has asked for...

As your Australian business grows, you may find yourself running multiple brands, entering new markets or taking on bigger risks. At that point, you’ll start hearing terms like “holding company,” “subsidiary” and...

If your company is under financial stress, the terms receivership, liquidation and voluntary administration can feel overwhelming. They sound similar, but they lead to very different outcomes for owners, employees, lenders and...

Hearing that a company has “gone into administration” can be unsettling - especially if it’s your key supplier, a major customer, a business partner, or even your own company under pressure. As...

Legal questions pop up at every stage of running a small business - from hiring your first employee to signing a commercial lease or resolving a dispute. One of the first things...
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