Establish
Your business is gaining momentum, with regular sales and a plan (or reality) of paying yourself consistently. This stage is striving for stability, resilience, and celebrating a sustainable business that provides financial and personal security.
free business programs and workshops
PROGRAMS
Programs to strengthen your business, build stability, and support regular income.
This practical session helps you make sense of your business finances, – learn the key terms, concepts and reports.Â
This self-guided program will step you through the basics of finding, securing and managing a grant for your business.
Designed for Australian women in microbusiness to learn insurance basics and protect income, reputation, and peace of mind.
Microloans & Business insurance
PRODUCTS & OFFERS
Sometimes your business needs a little fuel to grow. The Finance Portal connects you with microloans designed for Sisters—flexible, supportive, and accessible. You’ll also find guidance on business insurance, so you can protect what you’ve worked hard to build.
EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS CONTENT
RESOURCES
From templates and checklists to recommended tools, our resource hub gives you practical support you can rely on. We’ve gathered everything in one place to make your financial journey smoother.
business & wellbeingÂ
support
Find trusted guidance for your finances, business, and wellbeing — so you can stay in control, confident, and supported. Explore the links, reach out when you need, and remember: strong women know asking for help is a strength.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Every business journey comes with questions — and you’re not alone in asking them. The FAQ section is here to give you clear, practical answers to the things Sisters most often wonder about. We’ve gathered the questions we hear most, and tailored our FAQs to align with our business stages to give you clear, practical answers right when you need them.
BAS stands for Business Activity Statement. It is a form that summarises a businesses tax obligations over a particular period, for example the amount of GST you’ve charged and paid over a quarter.Â
You need to submit a quarterly BAS if you are GST registered or if your business income is over $75,000 or above.
Unfortunately there is no easy answer, this differs for everyone so it is best to consult the Australian Tax Office (ATO) or a tax professional.Â
Platforms like HNRY for sole traders can also help work it out for you and can be set up to automatically put money aside so you don’t get a shock at tax time.Â
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