Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash Media Releases
The Government has invested an additional $3.1 million to expand mental health and wellbeing services available through the Ahead for Business initiative to ensure small business owners and their staff can access support and resources.
The Morrison Government is introducing stronger protections and greater transparency to the franchising sector in order to restore confidence and support a major part of the Australian economy.
A national campaign launched today will support the recovery of Australia’s small businesses by calling on all Australians to ‘Go Local First’.
From July 1 2020, small and family businesses will be paying less tax as a result of legislated tax cuts passed by the Morrison Government.
Joint statement with Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews and Queensland Senator the Hon James McGrath.
General Motors must honour its promise to negotiate on compensation with Holden dealers in good faith, amid significant effort from dealers to resolve their ongoing dispute.
Joint statement with the Minister for Industry, Science and Technology the Hon Karen Andrews MP
The Morrison Government will continue to apply pressure to General Motors, amid their ongoing negotiations with dealers affected by their decision to retire the Holden brand in Australia.
The Australian Government has committed more than $4.7 million to provide small regional businesses affected by COVID-19 with access to free and confidential financial counselling.
Joint media release with the Treasurer the Hon Josh Frydenberg MP
The Morrison Government continues to back small business with the announcement that it will extend the $150,000 instant asset write-off for six months to 31 December 2020.
Joint media release with the Minister for Industry, Science and Technology the Hon Karen Andrews MP
The Morrison Government reaffirmed its strong commitment to small business today with the announcement of $5 million in funding for a national campaign to encourage Australians to support their local small businesses.