
2019 law changes round-up
From ACC levies to employment law and changes for residential property owners, check out this summary so you’re across any new rules that apply to you.
From ACC levies to employment law and changes for residential property owners, check out this summary so you’re across any new rules that apply to you.
It was a record-breaking year for business.govt.nz, with over 235,000 subscribers reading our newsletter every month. Here are the top five articles of 2019.
If you’re hiring someone from overseas, they’ll need to apply for visa. Here are six tips for employers to speed up the process.
If you have employees who work outside, it’s important to manage how much ultraviolet (UV) radiation they are exposed to.
New rules now apply for when tenants are liable for property damage, requirements for insurance statements, and more.
If you haven’t taken steps to protect your name, slogan or logo, they may not be yours. Check them now with a free online tool.
Opening an online store extends your market. It’s a chance to connect with customers and build your brand. Get tips for selling products or services online.
Spring is the summer hiring season. Get a head start with these tips on recruiting top-notch seasonal staff – and the paperwork you’ll need.
The Christmas run-up can be frantic for small business owners. Here’s a quick guide to claiming Christmas expenses and rules relating to staff leave.
For small businesses, Christmas can be one long cash flow headache. Here are expert tips from Deloitte to stop it turning into a full-blown New Year hangover.
If you’re collecting rent, you’re running a business. Residential rental properties come with rules you have to comply with. Here’s what you need to know.
Thinking of rewarding a star player? Here’s a step-by-step guide to working out the PAYE tax on lump sum payments, plus other deductions you may need to make.
Give your business a boost with free one-on-one expert sessions, workshops and inspiring stories from small businesses.
Tips to help you look after your staff while ensuring everyone has a great time.
Check if your R&D activities are eligible for a 15% tax credit and enrol now.
By law, anyone working for you in return for food or accommodation is most likely an employee. You may also be their landlord.
It’s easy to fall for and can go unnoticed.
If you’ve got experience in business, there are others out there who want to learn from you.
It’s getting easier, faster and more affordable to meet your food safety requirements.
If you collect, store or use personal information, here’s what you need to do.