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What is the first step to register a business name?

The client must register it with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) through the Business Registration Service.

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What is an Australian Business Number (ABN)?

An ABN is a unique 11-digit number for tax and business purposes.

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When must a business register for GST?

A business must register for GST if its expected revenue is above the $75,000 threshold.

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What are the characteristics of a Sole Trader?

A Sole Trader is the simplest structure where one person owns and runs the business, keeps all profits, and has personal liability.

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What is the legal requirement for a Partnership under the Partnership Act 1985 (WA)?

General partners have unlimited liability for debts, and a written agreement is recommended.

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Why is a Small Proprietary Company more complex than a Sole Trader?

It requires more paperwork, like annual financial reports to ASIC, and has legal obligations under the Corporations Act 2001.

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What is recommended for clients looking to minimize paperwork when starting a food truck business?

A sole trader structure is recommended due to lower costs and simplified reporting.

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Name one source of external finance available to the client starting a food truck.

A secured business loan or a personal loan.

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Why is a secured business loan advisable for the client?

Using their townhouse as security can lower interest rates and makes it easier for banks to approve the loan.

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What factors do financial institutions consider when approving finance?

Collateral, Credit History, and Business Plan.

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What is the difference between a Sole Trader and a Partnership?

A Sole Trader is owned by one person, while a Partnership involves two or more people sharing ownership and responsibilities.

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What legal documents are required to start a Small Proprietary Company?

A Company Constitution and registration with ASIC are required.

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What is the primary benefit of registering a business name?

It legally protects the name used by a business from being used by others.

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What taxes must a business in Australia be aware of?

Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Income Tax.

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What is limited liability in a company structure?

Owners' personal assets are protected from business debts and liabilities.

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Why do businesses create a business plan?

To outline goals, strategies, and operational plans for the business.

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What is the purpose of an ABN?

To identify the business for tax and other official purposes.

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What is a secured loan?

A loan backed by collateral, such as property or assets.

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What is the threshold for GST registration?

$75,000 in expected annual revenue.

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What is an ASIC?

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission, which regulates business and financial services.

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What is the role of ASIC in business regulation?

ASIC is responsible for enforcing company and financial services laws to protect consumers, investors, and creditors.

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What is a business structure?

A business structure determines how a business is organized, including its legal framework, liability, and taxation.

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What is required for an ABN application?

Applicants must provide identity verification and details about their business structure and activities.

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What is the significance of a Business Name Registration?

It ensures that a business's name is unique and not identical or similar to an existing name.

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What is GST?

Goods and Services Tax is a broad-based tax of 10% on most goods, services, and other items sold or consumed in Australia.

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What is the process for dissolving a Partnership?

Partners must agree to dissolve the partnership, settle debts and obligations, and file necessary forms with ASIC.

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What risks are associated with being a Sole Trader?

Sole Traders face unlimited liability, meaning personal assets can be used to settle business debts.

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What advantage does a Company structure provide?

A Company structure offers limited liability, meaning personal assets are protected from business debts.

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What are the steps for registering for GST?

Business owners must apply for GST registration through the Australian Business Register (ABR) if eligible.

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What are the typical costs associated with starting a business?

Costs may include registration fees, licensing, equipment, marketing, and ongoing operational expenses.