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Imagine if supplier bills landed in your accounting system automatically, with fewer errors and less manual data entry. What if your customers could process your invoices faster too? eInvoicing can help small businesses save time, reduce administration, and improve cashflow by sending invoice data directly between accounting systems.

One of the first decisions you'll make when starting a business is choosing the right business structure. The option you choose affects how much tax you pay, how much paperwork you'll have, and how much personal risk you take if things go wrong. While many businesses start as sole traders, that's not always the best choice. As your business grows it’s often possible to change to a more suitable structure. Here's a simple guide to help you understand your options.

Budget 2026 includes proposed changes to New Zealand’s foreign investment fund (FIF) rules. These are the tax rules that can apply when New Zealand residents invest in overseas shares. The changes will be relevant to direct investors in foreign companies, as well as founders, early investors and others affected by offshore migration or foreign listing events. Below is a summary of the key proposals announced on 28 May 2026. As these measures are still proposed, the final details may change as the legislation progresses.

If you’re making money from online content, it may be taxable. My husband watches videos of gamers playing his favourite first-person shooter computer game. My children watch other children unboxing toys and hamsters finding their way through mazes on YouTube Kids. I follow my favourite style consultant on Instagram and read her blogs. My younger cousins avidly watch the latest TikTok videos. We love watching these people having fun, so can they really be earning taxable income? We have outlined below the tax issues for content creators like bloggers, influencers, gamers, online reviewers, video makers.






