Helping you thrive in a changing world
Caeli O’Brien is happy to tell anyone that Outward Bound is an incredible, not-to-be-missed opportunity.
Markhams Otago’s newest director Callum Hayde believes he has the experience ‘on both sides’ to understand his clients and their needs: as a chartered accountant and advisor and as business director who in the past year has faced the challenges of Covid-19.
Using technology to streamline your processes and systems increases efficiency, saving time and money, and reducing stress. We can help you identify how to use technology to make your business more sustainable, scalable, and saleable?
There is a range of additional and extended support available to NZ businesses in light of the recent change in Alert Levels.
The top personal marginal tax rate increases to 39 percent on income over $180,000 with effect from 1 April 2021. Businesses should consider what the flow-on effects are and forward plan to ensure they are not caught off guard.
Trusts will soon be required to provide an ‘annual return’ to Inland Revenue disclosing various trust information. Applying for the 2022 income year onward, IR can also request the same annual return information for any period between 2015 and 2021 income years.
Hawke’s Bay-based online wine merchant Advintage is toasting a record-breaking year after locked-down Kiwis flocked to the web for their wine fix.
Stefan Curry lept into starting his own business Three Tree Landscaping one month before the Covid-19 pandemic put NZ into lockdown.
Sumich Plumbing and Drainage is celebrating 30 years, testament to its resilience throughout economic recessions, construction market fluctuations and now, a global pandemic.
Electrical Importing Company is considered an alternative supplier to the industrial electrical sector - the only NZ owned and independent ‘David’ up against multi-national ‘Goliath’ competitors.
The Covid-19 pandemic squashed international tourism, but Clifton Glamping in Hawke’s Bay is busier than ever as home-grown glampers rush to fill the gap.