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2021-12-13 GC Agenda - Item 9 - Attachment 2-Noosa Economic Plan Review Update Report 2021
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3.2 Business Counts
The Noosa economy is dominated by small businesses (98.2% of all businesses have 19 employees or
fewer, Figure 3.4). This structure is similar to most local economies in Australia. Most of the top
industries by number of businesses (construction, ‘rental, hiring and real estate’ and professional
services) are typical industries where there is a great number of individual traders, owner/operators
and small businesses. The industry sector with the largest number of large businesses is
accommodation and food services, representing large hotel businesses in Noosa.
It is important to note that the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) excludes the general
government institutional sector from business counts data, which particularly impacts business
counts in the public administration and safety, education and training, and health care and social
assistance industries.
Business Counts from the ABS
It is important to keep in mind that this data reflects the registered business address of companies
(only), so larger businesses such as Coles, Woolworths and other major retail businesses may not
be captured in the data. The ABS also often exclude sole traders and focuses on businesses with
active ABNs that are registered for GST.
Figure 3.4. Business Counts, Noosa, 2020
1.8% 0.0%
34.6%
Non employing
1-19 Employees
20-199 Employees
200+ Employees
63.5%
Note: Location based on registered address of businesses.
Source: economyID (2021).
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