Partner Insights with Jason Basseal of Loan Market
Here's a quick interview with Moula Partner Jason Basseal from Loan Market in Burwood NSW about how he has used Moula to help his clients.
5 Tips For Organising Your Business Finances
If you’re a small business owner, it’s essential to have organised bookkeeping skills to make money and grow. Read on to find out how to keep your small business finances…
Buy Now, Pay Later for Business: What Are the Benefits?
In Australia, buy now, pay later services for consumers have transformed the retail landscape with their ever-growing popularity. Research by Mozo revealed that around 30 per cent of Australian adults…
What Is E-Invoicing?
E-invoicing (short for electronic invoicing) is a way to exchange an invoice document in an integrated format between buyer and seller. As an alternative to the paper-based processes, e-invoicing results in fewer errors and saves time and money.
What Are EBIT and EBITDA?
The abbreviations EBIT and EBITDA are commonly used by financial analysts when looking at business performance. These metrics can also help small business owners and investors, so here we’ll explain what they are and how they are calculated.
What Is Goodwill?
Goodwill is an intangible asset that comes into play when buying or selling a business. Here are key points about goodwill including how it is calculated.
What’s the Difference Between Non-Bank Lenders and Traditional Business Lenders?
With the rise of non-bank lenders, more people are asking ‘What’s the difference between a non-bank business lender and a traditional business lender?” Let’s look at how these two types of business lenders differ in Australia.
What Are Intangible Assets?
It’s common to think of business assets as physical assets. But there is a whole group of assets known as intangible assets that are included on a company’s balance sheet. Here will look at how to identify intangible assets.
Why Writing a Business Plan Is Critical for Success
Writing a business plan is critical to achieving consistent growth in any organisation. Unfortunately, most small to medium businesses don’t have a business plan. Even if they do have a business plan, it usually isn’t up to date and it isn’t clearly communicated to the staff, on whose shoulders the successful execution of the business plan rests.