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Finance 15 January will break more small firms than a quiet Christmas ever could
Every small business owner knows Christmas is slow. Far fewer plan properly for what comes after it. On 15 January, provisional tax and GST fall due on the same day, right after the quietest fortnight of the year and before most clients...
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Café owners are working 70-hour weeks to keep prices down. I’d pay more for coffee to keep my local café open.
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Only 2% of New Zealand boards have a formal AI governance framework. AI risk should be on every board agenda.
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A Payments NZ survey found 76% of Kiwis worry about fraud when they pay. Scam fear is slowing down digital payments.
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Gulf missile strikes are pushing up fuel risk costs. My business will raise prices before Christmas because of fuel.
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