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Quick guide to business expenses in Australia. See common claimable expenses, what is not deductible, mixed-use costs and business insurance deductions.
A sole trader can have employees in Australia. business.gov.au says you can employ people under the sole trader business structure. See the PAYG, 12% super, payday super, Fair Work and workers compensation steps for your first hire.
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Electrician public liability insurance from $41 a month at a $5 million limit. Most pay $96 to $113 a month. See costs by limit, state and type of work.
Most lawn care businesses pay from around $40 to $68 a month for public liability insurance. See yearly costs, cover limits and what affects the price.
Public liability insurance is designed to cover claims that your business caused injury or property damage. See what it may cover, exclusions and who asks.
Cafe insurance commonly pairs public and products liability with a business pack for stock, glass and equipment. See what councils and leases ask for.
To get public liability insurance online, request a quote, answer questions about your business, check the policy, then get your certificate of currency.
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Public indemnity insurance is not a standard policy name. People usually mean public liability or professional indemnity. See which one fits your work.
Indemnity insurance is an umbrella term for business covers such as professional indemnity. See each type, who requires it and what it may not cover.
Tech PI covers claims that your tech work caused a client financial loss. Cyber covers breach response and incident costs. How they differ and where they overlap.
Tech professional indemnity insurance may help cover claims from software errors, project failures, data issues, and client financial loss. How it works.
Cyber insurance for startups in Australia: what it covers, when to assess it, cyber vs Tech PI vs crime, what investors check, incident steps and indicative costs.
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Business email compromise is a major cyber claim risk. When cyber insurance may cover BEC, where the gaps are, and what to check in your policy.
Why do cyber insurance claims fail? Explore the top reasons for denial in Australia and how businesses can protect their coverage with upcover.
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Compare the main types of business insurance in Australia and see which cover may apply based on your staff, contracts, customers, assets, vehicles and business risks.
Before buying cyber insurance, check how the policy responds to BEC, ransomware, sublimits, business interruption, exclusions, and claims support.
The insured vs insured exclusion in D&O insurance for Australian businesses: carve-backs, real-world scenarios, and what to check in your policy.
Business car insurance is designed for vehicles used for work. Learn when a personal car policy may not respond and how utes, vans and CTP fit in.
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Commercial vehicle insurance in Australia may cost from around $1,200 a year per vehicle. Indicative ranges, fleet costs and what moves the price.
Commercial vehicle insurance may cover damage, theft, fire and third-party property damage. What is core cover, what is optional, what is separate.
Courier fleet insurance may combine commercial motor, goods in transit and public liability. What courier businesses need, and what to check.
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