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Five big tests for small businesses in 2024

Cash flow, new IR rules, and the threat of cybercrime are making life for small enterprises even more precarious.

Luke AchterstraatSmall business advocate
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For small businesses there is little holiday respite from the operating challenges that are set to flow into the new year.

Rising business costs defined 2023, with trends indicating 2024 will be even tougher.

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Luke Achterstraat is the CEO of the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia
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