EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning and welcome to a new financial year.

Today, the Federal Government switches on Standard Business Reporting, accepting and validating data directly from within common corporate software suites.

I'd be very interested to hear about your journey with SBR - are your systems ready? Everything running smoothly today? What will the introduction of SBR mean for your business? Drop me a line and let me know.

-- Brett Winterford

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