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Buy now, pay later can be highly appealing, especially when coupled with persistent cost-of-living pressures, so it's unsurprising that BNPL has become so popular. While it can be an attractive payment option there are a few downsides to keep in mind.

Why do you need an accountant when AI can do the basic accounting? We've outlined 5 vital ways that working with a human tax adviser adds value for your tax strategy.

Reminder - GST returns are due to be filed for two monthly and six monthly filers with March balance dates by 28 October. If you have a March balance date and are on the ratio basis your first instalment of 2027 provisional tax is also due for payment on 28 October.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Buy now, pay later: what are the benefits for your business?
• Why you need an accountant: navigating the world of tax and legislation
• GST and Provisional Tax payments due 28th October 2026

Newsletter 20th October 2026

With Labour Day coming up on Monday 26 October our office will be closed for the public holiday.

Signs of growth for NZ small businesses are a positive sign. But what do lenders look for when you apply for funding to finance your own growth strategy? We have the answers.

This time of year can be hard on small businesses. With a bit of pre-planning and being proactive, you can set yourself up for a financially stress-free holiday. Talk to us. We can help.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Labour Day : Finding that Q4 balance
• Funding your growth strategy: what lenders look for
• Holiday cash flow for your small business

Newsletter 13th October 2026

Are you keeping pace with the evolution of technology? We highlight 5 business risks of failing to embrace the available new tech and how doing digital could give your business a boost.

The ABC analysis is a relatively simple, useful way to help a business manage its inventory. With ABC analysis, a business classifies its products into different categories (A, B, and C), ranking them in order of the value they bring to the business.

Want to cut unnecessary costs, optimise the most profitable parts of the business, and increase your overall return on investment? Talk to us about how we can work with you to support your ongoing business profitability.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Managing risk: Protecting your business against technological changes
• The benefits of ABC inventory analysis
• How can we support your business profitability?

Newsletter 6th October 2026

The average NZ small business is paid 4.7 days late, beyond agreed payment terms. Here are 4 simple ways to speed up cash collection, reduce late payment and balance your cashflow.

Should you buy or lease your new equipment? Here are some pros and cons of each. We also can review your financial position, cashflow and cost base to decide whether buying or leasing is the right thing for your business.

A good pricing strategy is the foundation of any successful business. Not only can effective pricing build your customer base, but it can also build brand awareness while increasing your revenue.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• 4 key ways to improve your cash collection
• Should you buy or lease your business assets?
• 6 pricing stratagies to boost revenue

Newsletter 22nd September 2026

When you’re in control of your profit and loss (P&L), you have a tighter hold on the reins of your profitability. Read our Plain English guide to P&L and learn how to boost your profits.

Changes to the tax rules around charitable donations were announced in Budget 2026. We’ve highlighted the main changes your charity or non-profit should be aware of. Do they effect you?

Spring is here, and so is the next compliance cycle. A friendly reminder that both GST and your next Provisional Tax installment are due on 28 October.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Plain English guide to profit and loss
• Amendments to charitable donation rules: what you need to know
• Spring Compliance: GST and Provisional Tax due

Newsletter 1st September 2026