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The pandemic has acted as an impetus for reflection, with many workers and business people reassessing the hours they work and the priority that work has in their lives.
A survey from Slack showed th...
Around one in five Kiwis is either invested in cryptocurrency or plans to invest, according to a survey by the Financial Services Council.
With so many of us jumping into cryptoassets, itâs helpful t...
The Wage Subsidy Schemes (WSS) ensure employers can keep paying their employees, and workers continue to receive income, and stay connected to their employer, even if unable to work their normal hours...
A reminder about Provisional Tax due 28 August for many clients.
We understand that New Zealandâs move to Alert Level 4 may have put some additional pressure on your cashflow and you may be worried a...
As we cope with another lockdown in New Zealand, the Government are updating support measures for businesses and workers.
The Resurgence Support Payment assists small businesses to cover expenses suc...
Although we have been here before, it can be hard to remember the rules on operating businesses at the different alert levels.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employmentâs website has a usef...
We hope you are safe as New Zealanders deal with this latest community outbreak and lockdown measures. We know many of you will be losing income over this time and the ongoing uncertainty only adds to...
As business owners, we all know the pressure of being the driving force behind a business, let alone keeping a business afloat during lockdown.
It can be a stressful experience, and this can have an ...
Many businesses will have been through a tough and transformative period through 2020 and into 2021.
In some cases, companies have had to update, change and pivot just to survive â and this means hav...
A âsheâll be rightâ attitude towards health and safety wonât cut it.
Youâve got to make a conscious decision to be safe and get everyone in your team thinking about health and safety every step of th...
Plenty of Kiwi businesses buy utes as company vehicles. If youâre in the trades, for instance, a ute can be the perfect way to haul everything around and promote your brand at the same time.
However,...
One of the best ways to increase sales is to use the Value Ladder to build a relationship with your customers. The higher the customer values their relationship with you, the more money theyâre willin...