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NATIONAL SMALL BUSINESS STATISTICS

RELEASE DATE: 21 FEBRUARY 2017

Number of Small Business

now 2,116,708 2.4 per cent

over 2015-16 In 2016, 97 per cent of all

businesses are small businesses—62 per cent (or 1,318,579) of small businesses

are

non-employing businesses.

Small businesses are those actively trading businesses with

fewer than 20 employees.

Source: ABS 8165

Employing Small

Businesses now 798,129 2.1 per cent

over 2015-16

Employing small businesses are those actively trading businesses

with 1 to 19 employees.

Source: ABS 8165

75 per cent (or 599,408) of employing small businesses

employ 1 to 4 employees

Entries now 309,152 10.3 per cent

over 2015-16

Entries include new business registrations, reactivations and

businesses that have recommenced remitting GST.

Source: ABS 8165

The 10-year average of small business entries is 296,819.

1,900 2,000 2,100 2,200

1,900 2,000 2,100 2,200

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

'000 '000

700 750 800 850

700 750 800 850

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

'000 '000

100 150 200 250 300 350

100 150 200 250 300 350

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

'000 '000

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Exits now 257,992

-0.1 per cent

over 2015-16

Exits include cancelled registrations and businesses that

have ceased remitting GST.

Source: ABS 8165

The 10-year average of small business exits is 281,105.

Small Business Proportion of

Output^

now 35.6 per cent

2.6

percentage points

over 2014-15 In 2015, small business accounted for around $379 billion worth of industry value

added. This is an increase of

$37.6 billion on 2014 levels.

Source: ABS 8155

Small Business Proportion of Employment^

now 44.8 per cent

1.4 percentage points

over 2014-15

In 2015, small business provided employment for around 4.8 million people. This is an increase

of 170,000 people employed by small businesses on 2014 levels.

. Source: ABS 8155

^ Output and employment data excludes financial, insurance and public sectors.

100 150 200 250 300 350

100 150 200 250 300 350

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

'000 '000

30 32 34 36 38

30 32 34 36 38

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Per cent Per cent

40 42 44 46 48

40 42 44 46 48

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Per cent Per cent

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Latest data Value

Change from previous qtr (%)

Change from previous yr (%)

10-yr average

annual growth (%) Next release Source Number of small businesses

Total ('000) 2015-16 2,116.7 NA 2.4 1.2 Early 2018 ABS cat. 8165

Employing ('000) 2015-16 798.1 NA 2.1 1.0 Early 2018 ABS cat. 8165

Non-employing ('000) 2015-16 1,318.6 NA 2.6 1.3 Early 2018 ABS cat. 8165

Entries and exits

Entries ('000) 2015-16 309.2 NA 10.3 296.8^ Early 2018 ABS cat. 8165

Exits ('000) 2015-16 258.0 NA -0.1 281.1^ Early 2018 ABS cat. 8165

Output (IVA)

Output ($b) 2014-15 379.2 NA 11.0 5.0 26 May 2017 ABS cat. 8155

Share of total (%) 2014-15 35.6 NA 2.6^^ 36.0^ 26 May 2017 ABS cat. 8155

Employment

Employment ('000) 2014-15 4,761.0 NA 3.7 -0.8* 26 May 2017 ABS cat. 8155

Share of total (%) 2014-15 44.8 NA 1.4^^ 46.5* ^ 26 May 2017 ABS cat. 8155

* 7-yr average not 10-yr average ^ 10-yr average value ^^ Percentage point difference

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(A) (B) (A/B) (A/4.8m) (C) (D) (C/D) (C/$379.2m)

Industry

Small business employment

('000)

Total employment

('000)

Small business share of total

employment (%)

Industry share of total small

business employment

(%)

Small business IVA ($m)

Total IVA ($m)

Small business share of total

IVA (%)

Industry share of total

small business IVA (%)

Agriculture, forestry and fishing 390 477 82 8 24,505 30,656 80 6

Mining 17 173 10 0 13,014 118,281 11 3

Manufacturing 286 856 33 6 21,223 98,058 22 6

Electricity, gas, water and waste services 14 112 13 0 3,916 44,113 9 1

Construction 729 1,038 70 15 65,978 116,155 57 17

Wholesale trade 206 543 38 4 17,774 61,103 29 5

Retail trade 472 1,316 36 10 22,426 71,126 32 6

Accommodation and food services 436 963 45 9 14,575 38,579 38 4

Transport, postal and warehousing 233 574 41 5 17,626 69,713 25 5

Information Media and Telecommunications 38 170 22 1 2,943 36,669 8 1

Rental, hiring and real estate services 312 403 77 7 56,921 71,575 80 15

Professional, scientific and technical services 498 964 52 10 45,479 108,394 42 12

Administrative and support services 285 812 35 6 14,477 53,269 27 4

Public administration and safety (private) 23 85 27 0 1,573 5,536 28 0

Education and training (private) 91 399 23 2 4,475 25,678 17 1

Health care and social assistance (private) 351 1,079 33 7 32,119 76,698 42 8

Arts and recreation services 65 201 32 1 2,502 12,171 21 1

Other services 318 472 67 7 17,632 28,710 61 5

Total selected industries 4,761 10,636 45 100 379,160 1,066,484 36 100

Source: 2014-15 ABS cat. 8155 Table 5.

Note: 'Total employment' and 'Total IVA' represents all businesses (i.e. small, medium and large). 'Industry share of total small business employment/IVA' represents small business employment/IVA in the selected industry divided by total small business employment/IVA (i.e. the summation of small business' contribution across all industries)

Private Non-Financial Employment Private Non-Financial Industry Value Added (IVA)

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