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What business structure should I choose? Do I need to register a company? Should I use an accountant? If you’re looking at starting a new business it can seem like there’s a lot to think about. These FAQs provide answers to some commonly asked questions about starting a small business.
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There is strong and growing demand for sustainably produced products and services in New Zealand and overseas. This information can help you make your business activities more sustainable and includes information on assistance available for sustainability initiatives, practical ‘how to’ guides, articles, case studies and international research and trends.
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What is a registered design? Explore your options to protect your intellectual property by identifying the differences between a copyright and a registered design. Also get an insight to the International Registered Design law, learn what advantages there are to having your design registered, and investigate what registered protection is available overseas.
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This free training opportunity is aimed at owners or operators of a small to medium-sized businesses. Learn how to develop and grow your business through needs assessment, group training, and follow up coaching. Find out if you are eligible and what costs are involved.
A step-by-step guide to help New Zealand businesses improve their e-business capability, and use the internet and online technologies to grow their business. The E-business Guide has practical information and simple checklists designed specifically for small to medium-sized businesses.
A checklist for employers to help prepare for an employee's first day at work. Employees should get a full health and safety briefing, the equipment needed to do their job, and information on any reporting requirements such as who to contact in case of absence or emergency in the workplace.
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Having basic business systems can help you manage your small business better. Here is an introduction to computers, bookkeeping, customer databases, word processing, the internet, business insurance and employment systems for small businesses.
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Inland Revenue outlines the various business expenses that may be claimed back on tax.
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