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Cashflow
Kleenmaid directors face insolvent trading and fraud charges three years after collapse
The directors of failed whitegoods company Kleenmaid have appeared in court over charges the business traded while insolvent.
Finance, insurance, real estate sectors lead increase in delinquent payments: D&B
Overall payment terms edge down but delays on bills left unpaid for more than 90 days widen.
Jump in Queensland court fees will make it harder for SMEs to chase bad debts: Expert
Starting from today, businesses in Queensland will have to pay $5,325 for a four-day trail when they take a debt-recovery case to court worth more than $150,000.
Insolvencies rise as banks, ATO put more pressure on SMEs
The ATO says companies have been treated with lenience since GFC – but not for much longer.
Telstra’s NBN cash cow: Kohler
Telstra’s deal with the National Broadband Network Company is effectively a sale and leaseback in which it knows what it’s getting for the sale but doesn’t know what it’s paying in the “lease”.
Rising rents, cautious consumers behind rise in insolvencies
ASIC figures reveal the number of companies entering insolvency in March reached a near-record high of just under 1,500.
Insolvencies in February hit 10-year high
The number of insolvencies in February hit their highest level for the month in 10 years, prompting a warning to small businesses to tighten their payment processes.
Trade credit plunges as businesses worry about getting paid
Trade credit extended by suppliers to customers has plunged from $166 billion to just $70 billion as businesses became worried about payment terms lengthening in the wake of the GFC.
SMEs must act now to avoid post-Christmas cashflow crunch
Small businesses are being urged to start preparing for the Christmas shutdown period now to avoid traditional post-Christmas cashflow shortages that typically lead to a spike in insolvencies in February.
