
Pay-as-you-earn tax, with help from your accounting software
From April 2018, small businesses can choose a new pay-as-you-earn option, rather than paying provisional tax in instalments several times a year.
From April 2018, small businesses can choose a new pay-as-you-earn option, rather than paying provisional tax in instalments several times a year.
The minimum wage is going up from $15.75 to $16.50 per hour. Here’s what you’ll need to know for your business.
If you’re renting out your home or holiday house over summer, make sure you know the rules on taxes, holiday rental agreements, claiming expenses and more.
What will you live on when you stop work or dial back on hours? Here’s how to make the most of your KiwiSaver as you get closer to dipping into this nest egg.
Make sure your contractor rate allows for things an employer would normally cover, eg holidays and time off sick. Here’s how to budget for ebbs and flows.
Could your energy use be eating into profits? EECA’s new tool tells you where you use most power and how to use less. Get custom results and easy ways to save.
Many small businesses borrow money to keep on track or to grow. But if your debts are getting too heavy, check out these tips to ease your cash flow woes.
Driving is about to get cheaper for most vehicle owners. The ACC levy portion of the rego will fall by about 12.5% — and the petrol levy will also drop.
What will future-you live on when you slow down or stop working? It can be a challenge to plan for this, but these tips from Sorted can help.
If you do research and development (R&D) work, a special tax credit up to $224,000 can ease cash flow problems and hasten your product to market.
The minimum wage is going up from $15.25 to $15.75 per hour. Here’s what you’ll need to know for your business.
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.
Reach out to your current customers and get discovered by a wide investor audience with the latest way to fund your business.
Emergencies that force you to stop trading, like earthquakes, floods, fires and power cuts, can come without warning.
If landlords or suppliers ask for your personal guarantee — a common business practice — your house or other personal assets might be on the line.