Business Startup How do I get started in business? What structure should I use? Should I have a trust? What can I claim? What are my risks?
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First Year How can I pay less tax? Who can be my trusted business advisor? How can I get my bank to help me? How’s my business performing? What are my risks?
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First 5 Years Am I paying too much tax? IRD audit – am I frightened? Are my monthly results accurate? How do I make more profit? Is my accountant giving me value for money?
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Well Settled How do I make more profit? Could I benefit from having a CFO on tap? Are my business risks fully covered? Could a new accountant boost me to higher level?
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Time To Exit How do I prepare to sell my business & provide for my retirement? Have I got an exit strategy? Will I be secure in retirement?
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Selling Up How do I maximise my business value on sale? Who can help me sell my business for the best value?
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Greater protections for tenants have been introduced as part of the Government’s COVID-19 Response (Urgent Management Measures) Amendment Act. Here’s what landlords need to know.
The measure was introduced on 23 March 2020 and includes a freeze on residential rent increases and prevention of tenancies being terminated.
COVID-19 restrictions mean that businesses are being pressured to provide remote services in order to be able to continue trading while avoiding physical contact and outside exposure.
Raising capital is an essential process when aiming to grow or finance your business with new ideas. While it certainly isn’t easy to do, here are a few tips you can keep in mind.
Essential employers with employees on leave due to COVID-19 may be eligible for the Government’s Essential Workers Leave Support.
Essential businesses (including grocers, pharmacies, security services, and essential equipment retailers such as construction outlets and locksmiths) may be applicable for the Essential Workers Leave Support if their employee(s) are not able to work due to COVID-19 circumstances. To be eligible, essential employers must:
Preparing an effective complaint handling policy is key to long-term sustainable business growth and client retention.
As part of the natural process of business growth, your business is bound to come across customer or client complaints at some stage. In a matter of when and not if, here are a few key steps on how best to resolve client complaints and work towards a constructive complaint handling policy.