Find out more about the wide range of services provided by the SBDC to support the small business sector in Western Australia.
Having standard (written) terms and conditions (T&Cs) in place are essential when starting a business – they are the legal basis on which you will be engaging with customers.
Key information on buying a franchise business and the factors you need to consider before signing up.
Outline of the processes and procedures you can put in place to ensure you get paid on time. This includes setting payment terms, credit application processes, terms and conditions for providing goods and services as well as invoicing and payments.
Explains the legal obligations of a business owner in key areas such as business structures and registrations, selling goods and services, contracts, employing staff and more.
Find out more about the SBDC's dispute resolution service that can help you resolve a problem with another business or a government department.
We can assist with disputes about contracts, leases, non-payment or non-performance, unfair terms and other issues.
Learn what to expect when attending a mediation session facilitated by the SBDC's dispute resolution service.
An overview of all of our legal and risk information including contracts and agreements, intellectual property, insurance, risk management and cyber security.
Having a succession, or exit, plan in place will help you to smoothly transition out of your business.
Selling a franchise is different to selling a ‘standard’ business. This page provides an overview of key information you need to know when selling a franchise.
An overview of what is considered an unfair contract term. This guide also explains what your rights are so you know what to be aware of before signing an agreement with another business.
