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With fresh leadership comes the potential for new directions in taxation, promising both challenges and opportunities for property owners. While specifics may still be unfolding, it's important for you (the taxpayer) to stay informed about any potential changes that might affect your financial obligations. We’ve shared some upcoming tax changes that property owners can expect in 2024.

As a business owner, the decision of whether to keep your money in your business vs diversifying it into other investments requires careful consideration. Both options carry their own set of risks and potential rewards. There are several factors to consider and as we do not have all the background and information required, here are a couple of generic points with examples to consider.

Each year we reach that dreaded (for some) final quarter of the tax year. It’s the time when you’re paperwork stack seems to be bigger than ever (unless of course, you have a good accountant). You might be wondering if there’s a way to optimise your tax situation, well hey! You’ve come to the right place.

If you’re the kind of business owner who sits back, feet up on the desk with a peeled banana in hand, then this is going to be a fairly big eye opener for you when it comes to growing your business. It’s time to get smart about when those shoes get kicked off - the faster way to find yourself those bigger business opportunities and wins. So how do we get bigger wins?

The start of the year is always a great time to reflect on your past achievements and plan for your future goals. Whether you want to save more, pay off debt, invest wisely, or simply improve your financial well-being, setting clear and realistic financial goals can help you achieve them, but how do you set effective financial goals that you can stick to? And what are some of the best practices to achieve them? Here are some tips to help you start the year with a fresh financial perspective and a roadmap to success.

In the tough world of being an entrepreneur, the spotlight often falls on strategies, innovation, and profit margins. While these are all crucial, one element that often takes a back seat is personal growth. Kiwi grit alone will only get you so far. Becoming a better business owner by focusing on your well-being will always result in a better business. Better business = better wins.