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One accountant has noticed a sizeable drop in revenue for clients in the food and retail sectors in the Sydney market, urging fellow professionals to take the opportunity to advise clients ahead of a further squeeze.
Speaking to Accountants Daily, Kevin San & Associates director Kevin San said he has noticed a notable drop in revenue for clients in brick-and-mortar cafés and restaurants as well as those who specialise in catering and events this year, due to the increase in competition across Sydney.
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