Establishing a business in New Zealand
New Zealand is a great place to live and work. If you’re considering moving here to start a new business or relocate an already successful business, it’s a good idea to have the right information. This is an introduction to establishing a business in New Zealand.
New Zealand is an exciting place to start or reinvent a business; but you need to be aware of the rules and requirements that must be met. This article will help foreign investors or those planning to establish a business in New Zealand decide whether they meet the set criteria.
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There are many things to think about when setting-up a business in New Zealand. This guide will help you become familiar with the New Zealand government system, New Zealand’s international trade profile, rules and real estate rules, and the environment and resource management laws. You will also learn how to get working capacity entry to New Zealand. (PDF, 37 pages, 3.14MB.)
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Are you a foreigner looking to work or own a business in New Zealand? There may be a number of things that you have not considered when applying for a visa or permit. This guide will help clarify this process and answer any questions you may have. (PDF, 20 pages, 215KB.)
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What is required when applying for New Zealand residency as an entrepreneur? There are criteria that must be met in order to be a successful applicant. These include: having a specified investment percentage in the business, and that you have been in that business for a specified time period. Read this article to see if you are eligible and how to improve your application.
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Do you understand New Zealand's tax system? The Inland Revenue Department is responsible for implementing and enforcing New Zealand’s tax policy. Read on to learn more about income tax rates, what an IRD number is and how to apply for one, PAYE and GST, and how to contact the Inland Revenue Department.
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