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         <title><![CDATA[Act now on bad debts]]></title>
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SMALL businesses need to act now to decide if bad debts are recoverable or should be written off, debt collection agency Prushka says.
Chief executive Roger Mendelson said many business owners forget to review debts until the end of the financial year. 

To obtain a tax deduction for a bad debt, businesses must treat it as such before June 30. 

"It is not sufficient to wait until preparation of accounts after the end of the financial year,'' Mr Mendelson said. 

He said business...]]></description>
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         <title><![CDATA[Landlords do deals as sales dive]]></title>
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April 1, 2009 - 1:43PM 

After earning a rapacious reputation during Australia's long boom, retail landlords are slowly coming to their senses, learning from the disaster of the British retail collapse and doing quiet deals with troubled tenants.
The choice between reduced rent and a shop being empty for a year or two should be a no-brainer, but the long golden summer of Australia's economic good times dulled the mental agility of some members of the landlord class. In Britain, the boom...]]></description>
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