There is financial support available for businesses affected by Omicron, including a new targeted COVID Support Payment, COVID-19 Short-Term Absence Payment,...

The Minister of Finance, Hon Grant Robertson, has announcedproposed changes for residential property acquired on or after 27 March 2021.The proposed changes ...

The Trusts Act 2019 was almost 20 years in the making and reflects a changing social paradigm regarding privacy and secrecy. However, when viewed objectively...

We now have a new piece oflegislation that deals with Trusts - the Trusts Act 2019.  The new Act doesn’t make sweeping changes tothe law applicable to T...

The Government has launched the Small Business Cashflow Loan Scheme (SBCS) as another measure to assist eligible small-to-medium businesses adversely affecte...

In the context of the Covid-19 outbreak, the duty to remove or minimise health and safety risks in your business has become harder. Businesses will need to h...

During the ongoing coronavirus crisis, many sectors are seeing income either disappear completely or drop to dangerous levels. To be able to navigate the fut...

Business continuity’ is the process of planning out how your company can continue trading – when disaster hits. In essence, it’s your Plan B for how to set u...

Three steps to ensuring data is meaningful for your businessRaw data describes the facts and figures that a business processes every day. Over time, every bu...

Getting back into work after a break can be hard.You might be struggling to get back into your routine and engage your brain in work. Or, perhaps you spent t...

Purchases through overseas online retailers are subject to GST from 1 December 2019. From that date, most overseas businesses that sell goods to New Zealand ...

On 27 November 2019, the Minister of Revenue, the Hon Stuart Nash, announced that New Zealand would participate in the Hague Convention relating to child sup...