Interest rates drop: What it means for your finances

By |2025-02-26T11:30:19+13:00February 27th, 2025|Business Advice, Cash and Cashflow, General, News, Strategy|

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand recently reduced the official cash rate (OCR) to 3.75%. What does a drop in interest rates mean for you, your business and your financial opportunities? Let’s take a look at how a drop in interest rates may affect your finances. Reduced cost of borrowing

Minimum Wage to Increase in April 2025

By |2025-01-29T15:00:15+13:00February 12th, 2025|Business Advice, Cash and Cashflow, General, Tax|

From April 1, 2025, New Zealand’s minimum wage will increase to $23.50 per hour, a 35-cent rise from the current rate of $23.15. This change will affect around 141,900 workers who currently earn at or just above the minimum wage. The starting-out and training wages will also increase, reaching $18.80

Key numbers to focus on in your business now

By |2024-12-20T14:52:18+13:00January 15th, 2025|Business Advice, Cash and Cashflow, General, Strategy|

What are the key reports to focus on in your business? We'll show you how to track performance, take action and position your company for growth. As a business owner, it’s never been more important to have a good grasp on your finances. For many businesses, priorities have shifted, customer

Managing debtors and cashflow

By |2024-12-03T10:45:02+13:00December 4th, 2024|Business Advice, Cash and Cashflow, General, Technology|

Managing debtors efficiently is critical for businesses to maintain a steady cash flow and sustain operations. Poor management of debtors can lead to cash flow issues, which could affect a company’s ability to meet its obligations, grow, and invest in the future. Here are some strategies to help businesses manage

Why you should review you financial reports regularly

By |2024-07-12T12:13:25+12:00August 7th, 2024|Business Advice, Cash and Cashflow, General, Strategy|

Making time to look over your financial reports each month is an important task for any business owner. If you are not taking time to do this, either because you’re too busy, or perhaps you don’t really understand what you’re looking at and it doesn’t make sense to you, then here are 6 reasons

New Tax Thresholds in 2024 Budget

By |2024-06-10T10:39:53+12:00June 19th, 2024|Cash and Cashflow, General, News, Tax|

The New Zealand government has unveiled its 2024 Budget with a core election promise delivered regarding tax relief of $2.57b through bracket adjustments. With an adjustment to income brackets, tax rates remain the same but the thresholds are raised. The Budget stated that 1.9 million households would benefit from the

Budgeting for success

By |2024-05-31T08:52:09+12:00June 5th, 2024|Business Advice, Cash and Cashflow, General|

A solid budget is the foundation for your company’s financial management and success. Here are 4 ways to stay in control of your business budgeting. When you’re operating and managing a small business, you have a finite pot of cash to work with. Because of this, it’s incredibly important to

The art of networking: techniques for becoming a great networker

By |2024-05-13T12:09:05+12:00May 22nd, 2024|Cash and Cashflow, General, Strategy, Technology|

Networking is a great way to connect with your industry peers and become an asset to your local business community. We’ve got some top hacks for getting the most from your networking. Leading a business can be hard work. But the good news is that you're not the only founder,

Online accounting tools – exploring the benefits

By |2024-05-06T15:41:51+12:00May 6th, 2024|Cash and Cashflow, General, Strategy, Technology|

Using your cloud accounting software to just do the bookkeeping barely scratches the surface. Here are four important ways to get more from the cloud with a bespoke tech stack. If you’re managing a small business, the chances are that you’re using one of the current crop of cloud accounting

How does an accountant save you money?

By |2024-02-29T14:52:42+13:00March 20th, 2024|Business Advice, Cash and Cashflow, General, Strategy|

Turning a profit will be high on your list of goals as a business owner. And if you want to generate the best margins, that means keeping an eye on the money that’s going out of the business, as well as what’s coming in. So, how can your accountant help with this?

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