The acronym for “Pay as you go"

when business and its owners record transactions separately in two separate bank accounts.

Going above and beyond legal expectations to benefit the community (including employees) and/or the environment.

a broad set of guidelines that govern behaviours on a certain area within an organisation, such as tucking in shirts at school.

The gathering of customer data, such as postcodes, and recording the information so that future products and advertising can be more targeted.

The body responsible for zoning laws, parking regulations, health regulations, business signs, new development laws.

property or equipment that a business purchases which generates money.

Factors such as the reliability, price and quality of a distributor

a series of steps or actions that support a policy

cultural differences, CSR issues, overseas laws, delivery issues.

a regressive tax in which 10% is payed on all products sold

the value of the business to the owner

if kept low increases consumer demand and overall profit

correct uniform, restricting mobile use, and no smoking in particular areas are example of these.

the digital effect on manufacturing times, boosts marketing audience and contributes to the production of customer databases.

A proportional tax imposed on a business

A business estimation of revenue and expenses over a period of time

if kept close can save time, money and support the local area

correct uniform, restricting mobile use, and no smoking in particular areas are example of these.

the act established by the commonwealth to ensure online privacy

Is the legislation covering the banning of cartels, exclusive dealing and misuse of market power.

involves keeping cash books with a cash receipt and payment journal

product seems reliable and efficient, enticing consumers to buy

may benefit employees as it creates equal opportunity within the workplace

examples such as 3D printing, smartphone apps and remote cameras.