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SME Business Advisory Team

As the minimum wage increase 2025 approaches, it's crucial for your business to seek expert advice on how to manage the changes effectively and ensure compliance.

Minimum Wage Increase in April 2025

NZ’s minimum wage rises on 1 April 2025. Learn how the increase will affect your business and get expert advice on the steps to stay compliant.
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Spreadsheets may have worked for financial planning, but as your business grows, a business advisor can help you transition to integrated software systems that boost accuracy and streamline operations.

From Spreadsheets to Systems

Is it time to break up with Excel? As your business grows, sticking with spreadsheets might be holding you back. Discover why upgrading to smarter, integrated software systems could be the change your business needs.
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An article discussing how falling interest rates could impact your finances, covering areas like investments, loans, and savings. It explores potential benefits and risks, helping readers make informed financial decisions.

Interest rates come down: how could this affect your finances?

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?
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Provisional tax is like paying progress payments on next year’s income tax for your business. Here is how you can manage your business costs and tax obligations by understanding what Provisional tax and how it works.

Provisional Tax – how does it work?

Provisional tax is like paying progress payments on next year’s income tax. Be aware of the rules that can lower compliance costs for small businesses. Talk to us about your tax plan.
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NZ business owners reviewing their ACC levies with Accelerate Engine to ensure accurate payments and save money on overcharges.

Are You Overpaying Your ACC Levies?

Are you overpaying your ACC levies? Up to 75% of NZ businesses are paying too much—here's what you need to know and how you can start saving money today!
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How the Healthy Business Checklist helps New Zealand businesses achieve growth and a successful year by building resilience and planning for the future.

Is Your New Zealand Business Ready to Thrive in 2025?

Is your NZ business ready for 2025? Here's how a Healthy Business Checklist can strengthen your business's resilience for a successful year ahead!
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Important tax due dates that every employer and business owner in new zealand need to know about for the christmas holiday closedown season cash flow.

Tax dates for December 2024 and January 2025

Your Christmas gift: we can help you plan ahead this holidays and make sure they are not spoiled by erratic cash flow and unexpected tax obligations. Here's what's due and when.
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Managing costs and pricing can improve your business margins while maintaining strong customer relationships

Cutting costs or increasing your prices? We can help

With many businesses are expecting lower profits this financial year, the more prepared you can be for the unexpected, the better. Talk to us about smart ways to get your costs under control or whether you need to increase your prices.
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Self-contractors here is all you need to know to manage your business and measure your expenses and costs.

Keeping tax and expenses in check as a self-employer

Working for yourself or running your own business? Setup robust systems for expenses & tax requirements so you can focus on your important tasks. We can help take the headaches out of your business accounting.
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Choosing the right price and cost for your service and product is vital for your business success and growth.

Three questions for business success – Part 3: Pricing

Since the dawn of business, these questions have puzzled owners: Who's my ideal customer? What makes my product or service attractive? How should I price it? In Part Three of this series, we dive into the third question — How should I be pricing my product or service? Read on!
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