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Servicing the Barossa for over 20 years, YIELD offers comprehensive advice and solutions

22/10/2026

When did you last review your accounts payable process?
Have you compared your current suppliers' pricing with competitors' prices? Don't pay more than you need to.
Talk to us about how we can help maximise your cashflow – https://yieldba.com.au/

20/10/2026

There’s no denying the effects of higher interest rates and inflation are changing customers’ buying habits.
This, combined with more expensive raw materials, stock and labour, and disruptions to supply chains, could test your business’s resilience.

Planning is the best way to get ahead of changing conditions and build resilience.

Five ways to build resilience:

✅ Opting in to planning. Adopting a structured approach to goal setting, planning, and ex*****on enables leaders to be more responsive and adaptable in changing conditions.
✅ Creating sustainable value. Evaluating your processes and product mix, and measuring relevant KPIs, will identify opportunities to maximise the return you get from your offering.
✅ Closing product gaps. Reviewing your products and services to ensure they are what your customers want and need (right now), will help you close the gap between supply and demand.
✅ Retaining your talent. Investing time and energy into your company culture to empower your team to thrive in their roles and be loyal to your business, is key to minimising disruption.
✅ Identifying opportunities. Committing to working on your business (not just in it) allows for blue sky thinking, so you can recognise and capitalise on opportunities that pop up due to changing conditions.

Ongoing Business Planning is critical to building a resilient, sustainable, and thriving business.

Call us to hear more about how we support our clients - https://yieldba.com.au/

14/10/2026

Economies are in a perpetual heating and cooling cycle, with all phases providing opportunities to better serve your customers and thrive in your business.

Business planning is key to building a resilient, sustainable, and thriving business.

We can help - https://yieldba.com.au/

12/10/2026

To manage your Profit and Loss effectively, it’s important to focus on:

👉 Revenue management – to keep your revenue (income) healthy, you need to be proactive about generating sales and monitoring your revenue streams. This helps keep your income steady and stable, while also identifying areas for growth and improvement.
👉 Expense control – tracking and monitoring your operating expenses helps you spot where spending efficiencies could be made. Whether it’s overhead costs or inventory overspending, your Profit and Loss helps you spot unnecessary costs and boost profits.
👉 Cost analysis – analysing your business costs can help you spot the opportunities for saving money. Whether it’s agreeing a discount for buying in bulk, or switching to a new supplier with cheaper rates, there are plenty of ways to cut costs and be more profitable.
👉 Monitoring gross margin – reviewing the company’s gross margins helps you assess the profitability of each product or service. By pushing up prices, or cutting your production costs, you can boost those margins to drive up profits.
👉 Financial reporting – preparing regular profit and loss statements is key to good financial management. Reviewing your Profit and Loss helps you assess the overall financial performance of the company and make better-informed decisions.

Contact one of our professional team for advice. https://yieldba.com.au/

07/10/2026

When you’re in control of your profit and loss, you have a tighter hold on the reins of your profitability. Understanding profit and loss can help boost your profits.

Ask us how - https://yieldba.com.au/

05/10/2026

Identifying your financial risks and implementing mitigation strategies is key to surviving economic downturns. After all, if you keep doing what you’ve always done, you won’t keep getting what you’ve always got - you’ll get less.

Everyone is feeling the pinch. Businesses are hit with a double whammy, being impacted by inflation and increases in supply chain costs, as well as the tightening of consumer belts.

While these are out of your control, you can take steps to control the impact this has on your business.

Need help understanding key financial drivers? https://yieldba.com.au/

01/10/2026

Understanding the financial risks in your business and implementing mitigation strategies is key to surviving tough times.

Get in touch so we can run your numbers and discover your potential risks.

https://yieldba.com.au/

25/09/2026

On Tuesday, 12 May, Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivered the 2026-27 Federal Budget.

While the Budget was undoubtedly one of the largest in recent years in terms of new tax measures, major reforms to the capital gains tax regime were the talking point of the night, representing the first major shake-up of the regime in over 25 years.

What’s changing?
➡️ From 1 July 2027, the 50 per cent CGT discount will be replaced by cost base indexation for assets held for more than 12 months, with a 30 per cent minimum tax to apply on net capital gains.
➡️ This change applies to all CGT assets held by individuals, trusts and partnerships. Critically, assets acquired before 20 September 1985, which are currently exempt from CGT, are also affected.

If you want to understand more about how these changes will affect your tax position, get in touch with a member of our team today. https://yieldba.com.au/

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22/09/2026

From 1/7/27 the 50 per cent CGT discount will be replaced by cost base indexation for assets held for more than 12 months, with a 30 per cent minimum tax to apply on net capital gains.

Assets acquired pre-20 September 1985, currently exempt from CGT, are also affected.

It’s important to be clear about changes – we can help - https://yieldba.com.au/

17/09/2026

Rental property owners remain under scrutiny as ATO cracks down on taxpayers who either fail to meet their lodgement obligations or misreport rental information.
The rental bond data matching program and the property management data matching programs were extended in August 2024 to include the 2025-26 financial year.

To regulate the rental sector, ATO first commenced collecting rental bond information in 2005, with data collected dating back to 1985.

The ATO has commenced issuing rental data-matching letters to taxpayers whose tax returns may not align with information reported by third parties. These letters are part of the ATO’s ongoing efforts to ensure the integrity of the tax system by identifying discrepancies in rental income reporting.

Contact us to ensure your accurate and timely compliance - https://yieldba.com.au/

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Tanunda, SA
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Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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+61885624332

Website

http://www.yieldba.com.au/

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