"As a small business owner, you're definitely feeling the pinch, both personally and in business," Kuoch told 9News Melbourne.Founder and owner of Goldelucks Bakery in Melbourne's east Phillip Kuoch said this financial year has been a challenge. New MYOB data shows almost half of those who receive a tax return will save it.
It is estimated 35 per cent of people will use it to pay down debt and just 10 per cent will spend it on something non-essential."We would normally see a much higher percentage of people likely to spend that end of year tax return and I think for our small business community that implies some pretty tough times ahead," Emma Fawcett from MYOB said.
In the current cost of living crisis, businesses need a spending boost and households need a savings boost.Super funds are urging Australians to put their tax return towards retirement so it grows. "It's going to mean $50,000, $60,000, $70,000 extra in your super," Australian Super education manager Peter Treseder said.FOLLOW US ON WHATSAPP HERE
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