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Features: longer reads for Kiwi owners
Deeper pieces on the money side of running a New Zealand business, checked against Inland Revenue and other official sources, with new ones added every week.
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The NZ Business Money Calendar: A Year of Due Dates
A month-by-month money calendar for NZ businesses with a 31 March balance date: GST, provisional tax, terminal tax, PAYE, ACC, the April reset and more.
3 October 2026
April in NZ: The Month Business Costs Reset
Every 1 April, NZ businesses face a new tax year, minimum wage changes and KiwiSaver steps. A February-to-May checklist to update pay, prices and plans.
3 October 2026
Your First Year in Business in NZ: The Money Milestones
The money milestones of a first year in business in NZ: NZBN and structure, GST at $60,000, first employee, the ACC invoice, and the year-two tax squeeze.
3 October 2026
Monthly Numbers Check: Five Figures NZ Owners Should Watch
A monthly check for NZ business owners: tax cover, cash runway, debtor days, gross margin and sales against break-even, how to work out each and what to do.
3 October 2026
How to Pay Yourself From Your Business in NZ
How NZ business owners pay themselves: sole trader drawings, partner shares, shareholder salaries and dividends, how much to take and keeping tax covered.
3 October 2026
Why Growth Eats Cash: Funding a Growing NZ Business
Why fast-growing NZ businesses run short of cash: working capital, tax lag and upfront costs, the cash each extra dollar of sales needs, and funding it.
3 October 2026Numbers done? Let's talk about funding them
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