08/10/2026
🇦🇺 AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS OWNERS HAVE HAD ENOUGH!
Whether you employ one person or thousands, you’re creating jobs, supporting families and helping keep Australia running.
Yet we’re making it harder and harder to do business in this country.
💳 MERCHANT FEES: Businesses can no longer separately pass on most card processing fees, yet the ATO has announced it will stop accepting credit card payments because of the costs involved.
If the ATO considers these costs too significant to absorb, shouldn’t we be asking what they mean for small businesses?
💰 PAYDAY SUPER: Employees absolutely deserve their superannuation. But moving from quarterly to payday payments creates additional administration, potential compliance costs and cash-flow pressures for many small businesses.
Could a more practical payment timeframe have protected employees while reducing the pressure on employers?
📈 RISING COSTS: Wages, insurance, rent, electricity, software, compliance… the list never ends.
And who carries the financial risk? THE BUSINESS OWNER!
As a Registered BAS Agent and business owner, I’m hearing from more and more people considering closing their businesses and becoming employees again.
When the people creating jobs start walking away, Australia has a serious problem!
I support fair wages, employee protections and appropriate legislation.
BUT WHERE IS THE BALANCE?
Business owners don’t want handouts. They want practical solutions, genuine consultation and a fair go!
🇦🇺 GOVERNMENT, IT’S TIME TO STEP UP!
You cannot keep expecting businesses to do more, pay more and absorb more without consequences.
WITHOUT THRIVING BUSINESSES, WHERE WILL THE JOBS COME FROM?
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Let’s get this conversation in front of business owners, industry leaders and decision-makers.
It’s time to stand up for Australian businesses, Australian jobs and our children’s future!
👇 Business owners, if you could change ONE thing about running a business in Australia, what would it be?
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NHT Financial Services
NHT stands for No Hard Times.
But if something doesn’t change, I fear those letters could soon mean…
🇦🇺 NO HOPE TOMORROW.
Because when businesses close, it’s not just the owners who lose.
It’s employees, families, communities and ultimately, Australia as a whole.
Fewer businesses can mean fewer jobs, less spending in local communities, reduced investment and fewer services for residents and tourists alike.
The flow-on effects don’t stop at the business owner’s front door. They ripple through industries, tourism, regional communities and the wider Australian economy.
And once those businesses disappear, rebuilding what we’ve lost isn’t always easy.
The future we’re fighting for isn’t No Hope Tomorrow.
🇦🇺 IT’S NO HARD TIMES!