Federal Budget FY23 Business Survey & Webinar

What will the Federal Budget 2022/23 deliver to support you, your business and your industry?

A change in government for the first time in nine years, further interest rate increases expected, staffing shortages, supply chain issues and rising business costs – our fourth Federal Budget in two years will need to deliver for Australian businesses, and particularly small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Opportunities for growth, investment and trade are critical to everyone’s success, so SW Accountants & Advisors has partnered with Small Business Australia (SBA) to get to the heart of what business is looking for from the Budget, come Tuesday 25 October 2022.

As the Federal Budget approaches, we invite you to:

• have your say by taking our short survey – tell us what you need from the Budget and/or pass it on to small businesses in your network
• register for our Federal Budget Webinar – hear insights from ANZ, Small Business Australia and SW industry experts.

Take the survey! Receive a $250 Small Business Australia voucher

Take this short 2-3min survey from SW and SBA and tell us what you need from the budget in order to Look forward and Open doors. You’ll help us build a robust and current view of Australian small business.

PLUS you’ll receive a $250 SBA voucher to put towards business coaching, training opportunities or Business Advantage services. Survey closes Wednesday 19 October at 6pm.   

Budget Breakfast Webinar – 26 Oct | 9.30am AEDT

Join us as we digest the details of the 2022 Federal Budget at an informative webinar with an interactive Q&A session.

Our host, Matt Birrell will be joined by guests ANZ Senior Economist, Catherine Birch, and Bill Lang, Director at Small Business Australia as well as our SW industry experts to breakdown the key details of the FY23 Federal Budget.

Online Registration details

Date         Wednesday 26 October 2022

Time         9.30am – 11am (AEDT) 

Expert speakers

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