Support for every stage

Starting your own business is exciting and rewarding. It can also be overwhelming in the beginning and many find it difficult to know what to focus on as the business grows. We’re here to support you with the right resources, tips, tools, and information to help you at any stage of your new business. 

Stage 1. Plan your business

We have the guides, tools and templates to help you get your business off to a good start.

Stage 2. Set up your business

View our helpful information and banking solutions to make it easier to get set up the right way.

Stage 3. Running your business

Browse our tools, calculators, products and services to help you manage and run your start-up.

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NAB Business Transaction Account

A reliable business transaction account is essential for managing daily finances. The NAB Business Everyday Account offers same day settlement for transactions processed by 9:30pm (AEST/AEDT), plus included monthly card transactions and reduced excess usage rates to keep your cash flow moving efficiently.

  • Seamless account integration.

  • Offers and benefits accessible to account holders.

  • Unlimited standard NAB electronic transactions.

Stage 1. Plan your business

It’s important to spend some time and effort in the planning stage to give your new business the best chance of success. Writing a business plan will help you to focus on details of your financial goals, operational requirements and analyse the feasibility of the business. When you’re in the planning stage, you can work out the basics of running your business, how to manage finances and start setting some goals.

A documented business plan also makes it easier for investors, landlords and lenders to understand your goals and strategies, and in turn support your enterprise.

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Get started with Sprintlaw

To help start-ups with smart, simple and affordable legal solutions, NAB has partnered with Sprintlaw. Enjoy free legal templates, unlimited access to their legal helpline and more. Protect your business with one of Australia’s fastest-growing small business law firms.

Stage 2. Set up your business 

You need to get the basics right when setting up your business, including registering your business, setting up bank accounts and working out how you want to handle payments. We have partnerships, business transaction accounts and 24/7 support from our business bankers to help you set up the business correctly from the start.

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Get started with EasyCompanies

To get your business set up as quickly and efficiently as possible, NAB have chosen to work with EasyCompanies. They can help you register an ABN or ACN, set up a domain for your website and much more.

Stage 3. Running your business

Manage your books

Once you’re up and running, it’s time to start thinking about managing the books and keeping on top of administration. Our business transaction accounts have the features to help your start-up get paid on time, manage your receipts and integrate with accounting software. We also have business tools, calculators and templates to help you with business budgets, cashflow forecasts, recruitment and more.

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6-month free trial with NAB Bookkeeper

Manage business finances easily with our simple, smart and powerful bookkeeping solution. Seamlessly connect to your NAB business accounts, so everything is in one place.

Tools to manage and improve your business

Business tools, calculators and templates to help you calculate loan repayments, manage cash flow and run your business.

Exclusive discounts and benefits

With a NAB business transaction account, you can access a range of offers, benefits and discounts. 

Pay and get paid fast with PayID® for business

Set up PayID and improve your cash flow, and make it fast and easy for your customers to pay you.

Market your business

Spreading the word about your product and services, as well as attracting customers is essential for any successful business. That’s why it’s important to have a marketing and advertising strategy.

When you’re starting out, it’s important that what you’re offering is reaching the right people at the  right time and at the right price.  
 

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Get started with LocaliQ

Get a personalised report about the performance of your website, SEO, social media and more.

Help and support

As Australia’s biggest business bank, we are here to support your business every step of the way. Find out more about we can help as your business grows.

Get in touch

Contact us

Explore our business banking contact information and get support with a wide range of products, services and topics.

Visit a NAB branch

Our business bankers are located all around Australia.

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The products and services issued by SprintLaw, EasyCompanies and LocaliQ are issued by the respective product and service providers (each a Provider). NAB is not recommending the Providers, or their products and services. The links to Providers' websites are provided for your convenience. While NAB's logo may appear on a Provider's website, that Provider is not affiliated with NAB. NAB is not responsible for and does not control the content of their site. Please note that by clicking links on this page, you will exit NAB website and be taken to respective partner’s website. Any personal information you provide to the partner’s hosted site will be collected, used, disclosed, and secured in accordance with the partner’s Privacy Statement, Privacy Policy, and security practices. NAB does not support or guarantee the services of the Provider. Any information you choose to provide to a Provider directly or via their website is not under NAB's control and is not protected by NAB. You are solely responsible for using a Provider's website. NAB will not be liable for any loss or damage resulting from your use of a Provider's website, product or service.

All offers on this page may be varied or withdrawn at any time without notice. NAB is not responsible if an offer is varied or ceases to be available prior to the page being updated.

The information contained in this article is intended to be of a general nature only. It has been prepared without taking into account any person’s objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on this information, NAB recommends that you consider whether it is appropriate for your circumstances. NAB recommends that you seek independent legal, financial and taxation advice before acting on any information in this article.