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Federal Budget FY23 Business Survey & Webinar
21/09/2022
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 […]
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Federal Budget Overview 2022/23
29/03/2022
Last night, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered the 2022/23 Federal Budget, setting the Government up for their pre-election. With a May election fast approaching, there was a lot of anticipation that this Federal Budget would provide much needed support for households in managing the cost of living. While borders have opened, many business in several key […]
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R&D and grant incentives
29/11/2021
SW has a dedicated national R&D (Research and Development) team with in-depth experience of working with the ATO and other government departments over many years, across many sectors. Our approach cuts through complexity to maximise success and services include: identifying and scoping eligible R&D activities preparing the R&D Application for registration of R&D activities calculating eligible R&D expenditure and preparing […]
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Grant alert – Digital Agriculture Investment Scheme
08/07/2021
Grants of up to $50,000 are available to Victorian Primary Producers looking to modernise their production processes. The Victorian Government is investing $10m into primary producers through the Digital Agriculture Investment Scheme. Farmers and agribusinesses can now apply for funding to invest in on-farm digital technologies to improve productivity, resilience and long-term viability. Grant funding […]
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Federal Budget 2021/22
12/05/2021
Last night Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered the 2021 Federal Budget which was an extension of October’s 2020 COVID-recovery Budget, and focused on job creation and spending for individuals, in the wake of the pandemic. With an election looming, the conservative Budget included few surprises, continuing to give support to some key industries (but not all), […]