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Times of crisis can have significant impacts on your business and employees. That's why, as a business owner, you should have a plan in place to help protect your business continuity as much as possible. Download our free checklist for planning an emergency response in your business.

With the sudden market downturn caused by COVID-19, the resilience of Australian businesses is being put to the test. So how well are our nation’s small businesses coping? From moving operations online to personalised home delivery, here are some inspiring examples of Australian businesses finding new ways to serve their customers and support their communities.

Mackay Goodwin has put together a three-part survival pack to help business owners consider all their options and make difficult decisions in a very tough environment. Here we recap Step One and Step Two and finish on Step Three.

As the coronavirus pandemic sends more consumers online, many businesses are looking to build an internet presence — and fast.

Cash flow issues are not a new concept for business owners, but COVID-19 has taken an additional toll on available cash. Research suggests over 60% of Australian businesses have suffered knock-on effects from the pandemic. So, how do you navigate this new economic environment and an uncertain future? Here are some strategies to try.

Over the last several months, the world and our working lives have been turned upside down by the coronavirus.

Sara Cheng, Head of International Business at My Business explains the struggles exporters are facing as the COVID-19 health crisis continues and offers advice on how to weather the storm.

By late May, more than 750,000 businesses and sole traders affected by the COVID-19 crisis had made claims under the JobKeeper program. But should businesses prepare for an audit and potential repayments once the scheme ends in September? Accountant Daniel Pluta shares his thoughts.

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, companies and other organisations have been compelled to adjust their policies on working from home to adapt to the new and ever-changing COVID-19 circumstances.  This, in turn, has presented numerous challenges for these employers in terms of cyber security, data protection and compliance with privacy laws.