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To appear in the docDownload section, a short article is possible & will be read, but it needs to come with a useful template for the reader to download. This download can be free-of-charge or it can be chargeable. A majority of docDownload documents are free of charge. The narrative can end with a link back to your website.

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SPAM is becoming a serious issue for small business.

DocDownload has been having trouble with serious hits from SPAM IP addresses from across the world, mainly (it appears) from Russia, but of course not too easy to conclude. If you try to get a handle on it, it will probably increase dramatically, which could suggest one of the reasons for SPAM is anti-SPAM service providers, though again, not that easy to conclude. So, lots of time wasted, and making the problem worse, not better.

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Check out tax matters arising from Australian Federal Government's budget May 2016, provided by SR Sheth & Co Chartered Accountants at

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There is a general assumption that small businesses around Australia would love to see a reduction in penalty rates. The assumption behind this assumption is that, if you reduce the penalty rates, the savings are added to the bottom line. But this assumption needs to be tested. My guess is that if you did a proper analysis you might find that success in small business is a much more complicated story than this suggests.

ED-270 is an exposure draft of accounting standards AASB 10-XY REPORTING SERVICE PERFORMANCE for a not-for-profit NFP organisation http://www.aasb.gov.au/admin/file/content105/c9/ACCED270_08-15.pdf

An Australian consultant asked us to prepare a template for a contract for her to take on a consultancy brief, & we just put it up. As 'consultants' provide an intellectual service, usually in the form of advice and reporting, it is slightly different to other independent technical project participants. It concentrates on professionalism, technical advice, and who 'owns' parts of the final delivery. It prepares for the possibility of giving poor advice, "covering your butt" if you get it wrong. The appendices describe deliverables and a 'statement of requirements'.