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SUMMARY:EVs for Business: Costs\, Tax Benefits and Future Opportunities
DESCRIPTION:Logan Office of Economic Development (LOED) has partnered with Accountants Advantages QLD Pty Ltd to present this workshop on Electric Vehicles (EVs) for Business. \nAs fuel costs\, sustainability expectations\, and government incentives continue to influence business decisions\, electric vehicles are becoming an increasingly attractive option for business owners. Whether you operate a single vehicle or manage an entire fleet\, understanding the financial\, taxation\, and operational considerations of EV ownership is essential. \nThis workshop will provide practical information to help small business owners assess whether electric vehicles are a suitable option for their business and understand the potential benefits\, costs\, and tax implications associated with transitioning to EVs. \nAbout the workshop:\nIn this workshop\, we will explore how electric vehicles can support business operations\, reduce running costs\, and contribute to environmental sustainability goals. \nThis workshop will explain: \n\nThe different types of electric vehicles available for business use\nThe financial considerations\, costs\, and potential savings associated with EV ownership\nTax incentives\, Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) exemptions\, depreciation\, and other considerations for businesses\nCharging infrastructure options and practical implementation strategies\nHow to evaluate whether electric vehicles are suitable for your business operations and future growth plans\nEmerging trends in electric mobility and what they may mean for small businesses\n\nThis session is designed for business owners\, start-ups\, sole traders\, and managers looking to make informed decisions about vehicle investments and business transport strategies. \nAbout the presenter:\nKrish Ravipati\, CPA \nKrish Ravipati CPA is Director of Accounts Advantage on the Pacific Highway at Loganholme\, working with small businesses\, entrepreneurs and growing enterprises on bookkeeping\, payroll\, reporting\, cash flow and business strategy. In this session\, he shares general information on the costs and business considerations of electric vehicles\, to help participants make informed decisions with their own advisers. \n\n\n\nNotes\nLight refreshments will be provided. \nAllow time to sign in at the front Security Desk. \nPlease note that photography and videography may take place during the event for promotional and marketing purposes.
URL:https://loed.com.au/events/evs-for-business-costs-tax-benefits-and-future-opportunities/
LOCATION:Logan City Council Administration Building\, 150 Wembley Road\, Logan Central\, QLD\, 4114
CATEGORIES:New business and startups,Small Business
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SUMMARY:Facts Tell\, Story Sells: The Business Owner's Guide to Sharing Your Why
DESCRIPTION:Logan Office of Economic Development (LOED) has partnered with Inspire Media to present this workshop\, Facts Tell\, Story Sells: The Business Owner’s Guide to Sharing Your Why. \nIn today’s crowded marketplace\, products and services alone are rarely enough to stand out. Customers want to connect with the people behind the business and understand the values\, experiences\, and purpose that drive them. \nYour story is one of your most valuable business assets. When shared effectively\, it can help build trust\, create meaningful connections\, and attract the right customers for your business. \nThis practical and engaging workshop will show business owners how to uncover their unique story\, communicate their “why\,” and use storytelling as a powerful marketing tool to increase visibility and grow their business. \nIn this workshop\, participants will discover how storytelling can strengthen their brand\, build authentic connections with customers\, and create a lasting impact in the marketplace. \nThis workshop will explore: \n\nHow to uncover and define your unique business story using the I.N.S.P.I.R.E. Method\nWhy your personal and business journey can be your greatest marketing advantage\nHow to turn your story into content that can be used across social media and marketing platforms\nHow storytelling helps attract ideal customers rather than simply reaching a broader audience\nWays to build genuine trust and relatability with potential clients\nPractical strategies to increase visibility and position your business as a recognised and trusted brand\n\nParticipants will leave with a clearer understanding of their business story and practical ideas they can immediately apply within their marketing and communications. \nAbout the Presenter\nChristine Innes \nChristine Innes is a six-time #1 Amazon bestselling author\, visibility strategist\, and founder of Inspire Media\, a media ecosystem spanning I.N.S.P.I.R.E. Magazine\, Just As Planned\, and The Corporate Escapists. \nThrough her signature I.N.S.P.I.R.E. Method and Pen Theory framework\, Christine helps business owners transform their personal story into their most powerful marketing asset. She teaches entrepreneurs how to move from being their industry’s best-kept secret to becoming a must-know name by creating authentic connections through strategic storytelling. Christine’s mission is to help share one million stories by 2030\, empowering business owners to increase their visibility\, strengthen their brand\, and grow their influence through the power of storytelling. \n\n\n\n\nNotes\nLight refreshments will be provided. \nAllow time to sign in at the front Security Desk. \nPlease note that photography and videography may take place during the event for promotional and marketing purposes.
URL:https://loed.com.au/events/facts-tell-story-sells-the-business-owners-guide-to-sharing-your-why/
LOCATION:Logan City Council Administration Building\, 150 Wembley Road\, Logan Central\, QLD\, 4114
CATEGORIES:New business and startups,Small Business
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