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Is big really better in business? Strategic smallness could be a major advantage for your Kiwi small business. We explore why.

We are hosting Jake and Chris from TMNZ who will discuss what tax pooling is, how it works and how you can defer provisional tax payments for up to 22 months. Interested? Register now limited spaces available.

The NZ Government's increasing default Kiwisaver rates for employees and employers to 3.5% from 1 April 2026. If you utilise a payroll system your provider should be in touch in the coming weeks to confirm what you need to do if anything.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Why 'strategic smallness' could be a major benefit for your NZ business 
• Tax Management New Zealand event
• Kiwisaver contribution rate changes

Newsletter 10th February 2026

Looking to shake up your current business strategy? We share five ideas for diversifying your business strategy and improving the stability and profitability of your business this year.

Business insurance is a vital part of protecting your enterprise. We outline five of the most common types of insurance and how they safeguard the future of your business.

Bank reconciliations ensure the accuracy of your organisation's financial statements and helps maintain financial integrity. Get into the habit of doing it often. Putting it off can mean bad things for your business records.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Reducing the uncertainty: how to diversify your business 
• Protecting you and your business: taking out insurance
• The importance of regular bank reconciliations

Newsletter 27th January 2026

70% of change projects within a business fail. The biggest factor for success is employee engagement, here are 8 ways to engage your team and get them onboard with changes.

54% of employees prefer a combination of in-office and remote work. So, are you making moves to switch to flexible working? We explain why hybrid working is the way forward.

Keeping positive cash flow is really important for a small business. Late payments can cause big issues, so stay on top of your invoicing with a proactive strategy. Sometimes it just takes a phone call.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Managing change in your business 
• Why flexible working is the new normal
• 6 secrets to getting prompt payment

Newsletter 20th January 2026

Friendly reminder that the following taxes are due for payment on 15 January 2026. GST return and payment is due for the taxable period ending 30 November 2025 - Provisional Tax 2nd instalment of 2026 provisional tax.

Trading has been challenging in 2025. But the economic outlook for New Zealand small businesses does look brighter as we head towards the new year and 2026.

Are you drowning in business admin? Automation is the answer. We'll help you identify automation opportunities and choose the best apps to drive an efficient business.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Reminder Taxes Due 
• The NZ Economic outlook for 2026
• Automation can ease your business workload

Newsletter 13th January 2026

Happy Christmas

Newsletter 16th December 2025