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Fair trading

Your responsibilities and tips to improve the bottom line of your business.

See also: business, regulations, law, business management

Invest in regional NSW

Industry & Investment NSW works actively to build a stronger State by delivering services to regional enterprises, industries and communities.

See also: business, money, investing in NSW

Regional programs

Industry & Investment NSW provides a range of special services and programs to assist the regions of NSW meet the challenges that confront them.

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Starting a business

Information on financing your business, legal requirements and HR and employee management.

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Business licence information service

Access start-up licence packs, download information on common business licences or search by business activity.

See also: business, starting a business, licences, business management

Business Start-up Guide

Australian Government information about starting a new business, providing guidance on the issues and tips for planning your new business venture.

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NSW regional profiles

In addition to Sydney, NSW is divided into 13 business regions. These profiles provide an overview of the industries, infrastructure, labour and competitive advantages within each region.

See also: business, regional NSW, investing in NSW

WorkCover forms and publications

This site provides workers, employers and the general public with access to OHS, workers compensation and injury management information.

See also: business, regulations, law, business management

Business licence renewal

You can renew many licences online, including building, motor dealer, travel agent, property valuer and radiation licences.

See also: business, licences, business management

Business sustainability

The Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water NSW partners with industry sectors to assist them in integrating environmental sustainability into their daily business operations, to help them reduce energy usage, prepare for increases in electricity costs and do their bit for the environment.

See also: environment, business

Farm business and trade

Information about farm budgets and costs, marketing, research, legislation and management publications.

See also: business, primary industries, regional NSW

Register a business name

If you choose a name for your business that is not your own name then you must register the name with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.

See also: business, starting a business, business management, business name

Why invest in Sydney and NSW?

Sydney, the capital of the State of New South Wales (NSW) has a dynamic business environment, positioning the city as the financial hub of Australia.

See also: business, money, investing in NSW

Workplace safety

Get advice about making your workplace safer and develop ways to prevent injuries, illness and incidents.

See also: business, regulations, Jobs and workplace, law, business management

Business migration

New South Wales welcomes business and skilled migrants to Sydney and NSW as well as expatriate Australians returning after living and working overseas.

See also: business, investing in NSW

Liquor licensing

Apply online for your liquor license and you will receive a better, faster service and a fee discount.

See also: business, licences

Worker's compensation

Insurance and claim information for employers.

See also: business, regulations, Jobs and workplace, law, money

Business relocation checklist

Covering site selection and the physical relocation, the checklist below has been developed by NSW Trade and Investment based upon years of practical assistance to big and small companies.

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Regional skilled migration

New South Wales welcomes business and skilled migrants to Sydney and NSW as well as expatriate Australians returning after living and working overseas.

See also: business, regional NSW

Security licences

How to get your security licence. This site provides information on training and requirements and allows you to download application forms.

See also: business, licences

Test the viability of your business

Ideas Online will help you better understand the market for your idea, contribute to your knowledge about the likelihood of your idea being commercialised, and guide you where to go to seek further information.

See also: business, starting a business

Building licences

How to obtain a building licence in NSW.

See also: business, licences, property, building

NSW economy

NSW has the largest economy in Australia, valued at $360 billion or about 32% of Australia's GDP.

See also: business, starting a business, nsw government, money, investing in NSW, finances

Small Business Toolkit

Find information and interactive tools you need to start, run and grow your business.
Register for free to create a profile, build business planning documents and track your progress.

See also: business, starting a business, growth

Trading hours

Find out more about business trading hours in NSW.

See also: business, regulations, law, business management

Help with exporting

Are you thinking of exporting? If your company has a product or service that's competitive in Australia and has the capacity to meet the demands of an export market, it's possible that your business is export-ready.

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