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Category Archives: Goals and Planning
Wellington Accountants: Could outsourcing help you grow your business?
A surge in work is great news for a small business – but it can also be a source of stress. Outsourcing can help you cope with a seasonal or irregular burst of sales, without the commitment of new employees.
Wellington Accountants: Top tips for getting your financial year end work completed quicker?
Getting your financial end of year work done now will give you accurate data to make informed business decisions. Get your end-of-financial-year work done now so you can focus on your business.
Wellington Accountants: Understanding Your Breakeven Point
Do you know your business breakeven point? Knowing how much income you must generate to cover all fixed and variable costs means you can make better business plans and financial decisions for long-term sustainability and profit.
Wellington Accountants: 5 ways to get in control of your business finances
We’ve got 5 simple ways to get more from your finances – by embracing the latest in digital accounting and finance apps.
Wellington Accountants: Open banking – What will it mean for you?
New Zealand is making open banking more widely available – what is open banking? We already have one product in the market, but what else could become possible once open banking becomes more established?
Wellington Accountants: Hiring employees who share your core values
As your startup grows, how do you make sure your employees share your core values? We’ve got some top tips for building a team that can demonstrate your core vision for the business.
What is inventory accounting? – And why it’s important?
Keeping track of your inventory, the time it takes to sell and the profit made on each product is essential if you want to manage your business effectively.
Your quarterly FBT return is due soon
If you’re an employer, and you provide benefits to your employees that are additional to their salary or wage, such as personal use of a company vehicle, you need to pay tax on these.
Your GST return is due soon
You need to file your GST return at the end of every taxable period (this may be monthly, 2 monthly or 6 monthly depending on the frequency you have chosen for your business.