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5 checklists to support your business

Find the list of tasks to be done in your business or reminders you need to know about.

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Do you like to tick things off a to-do list? Our checklists will help you know which steps you need to complete when undertaking operational tasks or improving your business.

Here are our top 5 checklists for business owners. 

1. Cyber security checklist

Protecting your business from cyber threats is crucial. Scams, email attacks, and malicious software can cost a lot of time and money. They can also compromise your sensitive data and reputation. Use the Cyber security checklist to find out how cyber secure your business is and strengthen your business against cyber threats.

2. Sustainability checklist

Being sustainable is about making positive changes in your business for the planet and people around you. It helps you stay resilient and meet the growing demand for products and services that do no harm. The Sustainability checklist guides you through some steps you can take towards sustainability.

3. Hiring employees checklist

Are you thinking about hiring staff for your business? Use the Hiring employees checklist to help you meet Australian laws when hiring an employee. We’ve also included some tips that might help you through the hiring process.

4. End of financial year checklist

The end of the financial year (EOFY) is an important time for your business. You'll need to complete bookkeeping, tax returns and plan for the new financial year. Use the End of financial year checklist to prepare, get your business organised and work smarter in the year ahead.

5. Setting up your finances checklist

Get your finances in order. The Setting up your finances checklist will help you understand the steps to set up your business accounts and find the tools and help you need to start managing your business finances.

 

 

 

 

 

12 March 2024
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