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Let’s Talk Business – Sunday March 31

Brooke Corte

We’re days away from budget night and in an election year, does this mean a cash splash for small business? John and Scott predict what is likely to be in the budget and compile a wish list of what should be.

A new breed of banks enabled by the latest technology will shake up the sector from top to bottom. Judo Capital is close to being issued a full banking licence and are promising to bring about a return to the traditional craft of relationship banking, offering SMEs a genuine alternative to secure the funding they need. Judo Capital’s CEO Joseph Healy joins Scott and John in the studio to explain what differentiates them from a traditional bank.

In our Workwise segment, we explore the ATO’s crackdown on home office deductions and how small business owners could get stung if they’re not careful. H&R Block’s Director of Tax Communications Mark Chapman shares tips on how to claim what you’re entitled to, no more, no less. Mark also reveals what he thinks will be in store for SMEs on budget night.

Peter Switzer explains why business awards are worth applying for and cites MYOB as an example of their value.

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Brooke Corte
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