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Supporting Australian businesses with cash flow, ATO debt, equipment finance and growth funding through tailored finance solutions that keep your business moving forward.

26/05/2026

One thing we keep hearing from builders and trade businesses lately:

It’s not a lack of work… it’s the timing of payments.

Many construction businesses are paying for:

📌 materials upfront
📌 subcontractors
📌 supplier accounts
📌 wages and BAS obligations

…while waiting weeks for progress payments or invoices to clear.

And when multiple jobs are running at once, the pressure can build quickly.

This is something we’re seeing right across the building industry at the moment, especially with builders, renovators, electricians, plumbers, landscapers and subcontractors managing several active projects at once.

The businesses handling it best are usually the ones that have a funding buffer in place before cash flow becomes stressful.

Because in construction, cash flow problems are often caused by timing, not a lack of work.

We’ve been helping builders and trade businesses get funding in place around how construction businesses actually operate in the real world.

If work is there but cash still feels tight between jobs and payments, it may be time to look at the funding buffer behind the business.

📞 Call us: 1300 565 123
💬 Or send us a direct message

19/05/2026

Sydney Build Expo had no shortage of impressive vehicles, machinery and equipment on display.

Safe to say Renati was a big fan of the BYD SHARK 6, while Greg was right at home next to the XCMG excavator.

And honestly, these are exactly the kinds of assets we love helping businesses finance.

From utes and work vehicles through to excavators, machinery and equipment, the right asset can help improve productivity, win more work and support long-term growth.

With all the recent Federal Budget discussion around the instant asset write-off, many businesses are looking at whether now is the right time to invest.

But beyond the tax benefits, it still comes back to the fundamentals:
✅ protecting cash flow
✅ keeping repayments manageable
✅ making sure the investment supports the business long term

Great seeing so much innovation across the construction and trades sector at Sydney Build this year.

11/05/2026

Work Is Busy, But Cash Flow Still Feels Tight

A lot of business owners are flat out right now.

Jobs are moving.
Phones are ringing.
Invoices are going out.

But behind the scenes, cash flow is still under pressure.

We’re seeing businesses deal with:
📌 Wages and supplier costs going out faster than payments come in
📌 BAS, tax and super building quietly in the background
📌 More work requiring more staff, materials and vehicles upfront
📌 Existing repayments starting to squeeze cash flow
📌 Good businesses feeling stretched despite being busy

That’s the part many people don’t see.

A business can look successful from the outside and still feel pressure day to day.

And with ATO enforcement increasing and Payday Super approaching from July 2026, cash flow timing will matter even more.

Right now, we’re helping businesses with:
✅ Cash flow support
✅ Equipment and vehicle finance
✅ Refinancing ATO debt into manageable repayments
✅ Restructuring repayments to reduce pressure
✅ Funding growth without wiping out cash reserves

If business is busy but cash still feels tighter than it should, it may be time to review the structure behind it.

📞 Call us: 1300 565 123
💬 Or send us a direct message

04/05/2026

A great 2 days at the Build Expo 2026.

It was a fantastic event bringing together people from across construction, development and the broader built environment, with great speakers, industry sessions, networking events and a busy exhibition floor.

The event provided a valuable opportunity to catch up with builders, trades, developers, consultants and suppliers, and to hear different perspectives on where the industry is heading.

Across the conversations, one thing was clear, construction is not a single conversation, but an interconnected ecosystem where outcomes depend on how well each part of the chain is supported.

A big thank you to the organisers, speakers, exhibitors, ambassadors and everyone who helped make the event such a success.

World Class Finance is proud to support the builders, trades, developers, consultants and businesses contributing to the growth and strength of the construction industry.

28/04/2026

World Class Finance is proud to be part of the Sydney Build Expo this week.

Our very own Renati Barel and Greg Quy will be attending as Women in Construction and Sustainability in Construction Ambassadors.

It’s a great opportunity to be involved in one of Australia’s leading construction events and catch up with people across the industry.

If you’re attending, feel free to come and say hi.

Tickets: www.sydneybuildexpo.com

20/04/2026

Payday Super Is Coming — What It Means For Your Business

From 1 July 2026, super will move from being paid quarterly to being paid alongside each payroll cycle.

At first glance, it looks like a compliance change.

But in practice, it’s a cash flow timing change.

For some, that won’t make much difference.

But where wages, suppliers and day-to-day costs are already going out before customer payments come in, it may start to tighten cash flow more than expected.

We’re already seeing this show up in:
📌 Wages going out before payments come in
📌 Supplier and material costs needing to be paid upfront
📌 BAS and ATO obligations building in the background
📌 Cash feeling tighter even where work is strong

There’s also the July overlap to think about.

Some may still have a quarterly super payment due just as Payday Super starts, which can tighten cash flow even further.

The total cost of super doesn’t change.

What changes is when the money leaves.

And for many, that timing difference is where the pressure can build.

At World Class Finance, we’re helping with:
✅ Smoothing out cash flow gaps
✅ Structuring funding to support payroll and growth
✅ Unlocking working capital tied up in invoices
✅ Funding vehicles and equipment without draining cash reserves
✅ Restructuring ATO debt into manageable repayments

If cash flow is starting to feel tighter than it should or
If you’d like to understand what Payday Super may mean for your business.

📞 Call us: 1300 565 123
👉 Start your enquiry: https://contact.worldclassfinance.com.au/finance

14/04/2026

ATO Fuel Crisis Relief — What Business Owners Need to Know

The ATO has released details around fuel crisis debt relief for businesses.

At first glance, it sounds like support, and for some businesses, it will be.

But as with most ATO programs, what matters most is how the arrangement works in practice.

Before going direct, there are a few things business owners should understand:
📌 You may need to show the fuel crisis has directly impacted your business
📌 Older ATO debt may be harder to include
📌 Lodgements usually need to be up to date
📌 Approval is not automatic
📌 The repayment arrangement needs to remain workable if conditions tighten again later

For most businesses, this is not really about fuel. It is about cash flow.

When margins are already tight, costs are rising, and ATO debt is building, extra pressure can push things forward quickly.

At World Class Finance, we are helping businesses with:
✅ Reducing ATO pressure through the right funding structure
✅ Improving cash flow so obligations can be met
✅ Preserving working capital for wages, suppliers and operations
✅ Funding equipment or vehicles without draining cash reserves

If this is affecting your business, it is worth speaking with an ATO specialist such as Tax Assure before going direct.

Read the Tax Assure breakdown here:
👉 https://taxassure.com.au/ato-fuel-crisis-relief/

If cash flow is tightening or ATO pressure is building, now is the time to put the right finance structure in place.

Call Us: 1300 565 123
Start Your Enquiry: https://contact.worldclassfinance.com.au/finance

07/04/2026

World Class Finance was proud to be part of State of Play advisor briefing presented in partnership with DVT Mcleods and Tax Assure, that brought together specialists across tax debt, insolvency and commercial finance for a timely discussion on what is changing and what advisors need to be watching closely.

The session was designed for accountants, CFOs, lawyers, bookkeepers and advisory professionals working with clients facing cash flow pressure, funding challenges, ATO debt and broader financial stress, and the conversation stayed firmly focused on practical realities rather than theory.

Our own Renati Barel joined Michael Moon of Tax Assure and Suelen McCallum of DVT Mcleods, with the discussion expertly moderated by Caroline Hutchinson of Coleman Greig Lawyers.

A key theme from the session was the importance of acting early. Across tax debt, insolvency and commercial finance, the message was consistent, issues often begin building well before they become obvious, and the earlier the right professionals are brought into the conversation, the more options there usually are for the client.

It was a valuable opportunity to hear perspectives from across tax negotiation, insolvency and commercial finance, and to explore how advisors can better support clients by identifying pressure early, coordinating the right specialists, and putting stronger strategies in place before issues become urgent.

The interactive format and strong audience engagement added real value to the session, with thoughtful questions and practical discussion keeping the conversation grounded in what advisors are seeing in practice and the kinds of issues already coming across their desks.

Thank you to Richard Holland from DVT Mcleods for doing such a great job as Master of Ceremonies, and to Caroline Hutchinson of Coleman Greig Lawyers for guiding the discussion so well.

Events like this are a strong reminder of the value of bringing the right professionals together early, so clients can be supported through practical insight, aligned thinking, and a collaborative approach that leads to better outcomes.

30/03/2026

World Class Finance was proud to be part of Bartier Perry’s recent panel discussion on the Strata Building Bond and Inspections Scheme (SBBIS) and Latent Defects Insurance (LDI), and what a potential regulatory shift could mean for residential development in NSW.

With the NSW Government considering compulsory LDI as a possible replacement for the current SBBIS framework, the discussion was both timely and highly relevant for developers, builder-developers and the broader construction and project delivery sector.

Our own Renati Barel joined Sarah Bozionelos of Archi-QS, Corey Nugent of Resilience Insurance and SHC Insurance Brokers, and Andrew Tunks of Netstrata for a practical discussion covering the commercial, financial and risk considerations from multiple angles, including development feasibility, defects management, insurance structure, funding implications and regulatory enforcement.

It was a valuable opportunity to hear perspectives from across finance, insurance, building compliance and strata, and to explore how changing defect protection settings may influence project structuring, risk allocation and funding outcomes moving forward.

A sincere thank you to David Creais and the team at Bartier Perry for the invitation and for hosting such a thoughtful discussion.

Thank you also to everyone who attended and contributed to the conversation.

We are proud to be part of conversations like this, where legal, finance, insurance, strata and compliance perspectives come together to examine the real issues affecting developers, projects and the future of the built environment. Bartier Perry continues to create space for the kind of practical, informed industry discussion that matters.

17/03/2026

World Class Finance is proud to be part of an upcoming advisor briefing in Parramatta on 26 March.

The landscape is shifting across tax, insolvency and funding, and this session brings together three specialists to discuss what’s changing, what’s coming next, and what to do about it.

Our own Renati Barel will be joining Michael Moon from Tax Assure and Suelen McCallum from DVT Mcleods, with the session moderated by Caroline Hutchinson from Coleman Greig Lawyers.

This is a targeted discussion for accountants, CFOs, bookkeepers, lawyers and business advisory professionals working closely with clients navigating these issues.

If you’re in that space and would like to attend, please contact [email protected].

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Tuesday	9am - 7pm
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Thursday	9am - 7pm
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Saturday	10am - 4pm
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