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Not on Xero Yet? Here's Why You Should Switch Today If you're still managing your business finances manually or using outdated accounting software, now is the perfect time to switch to Xero—a cloud-based accounting solution designed to streamline...

Why Budgeting is the Key to Business Success Planning for Success Did you know that 95% of New Zealand small businesses experience at least one month of negative cash flow each year? This means that even profitable businesses can find themselves...

Take Control of Your Business Expenses and Maximise Your Profits Running a business comes with inevitable costs—whether you're a well-established company or a small startup, expenses can quickly add up.

For centuries, accounting focused solely on reviewing historical data. While understanding past performance is important, it doesn't tell you where your business is headed.

Running a small or medium-sized enterprise (SME) comes with challenges, and stress is one of the biggest. SMEs make up 97% of all businesses in New Zealand, playing a crucial role in job creation and economic growth.

Knowing Your Numbers is Key to Business Success Running a business means making smart financial decisions.

Every business has three main levers that directly influence its profitability. Understanding these levers—and knowing how to effectively pull them—can help you maximize your business's bottom line.

To grow your business effectively, it's essential to implement and harmonize five key business-building strategies. By making small, deliberate changes, you can create a multiplier effect that leads to significant profits within just a year.

Rising costs and growing economic pressures are challenges that many businesses in New Zealand are facing. A recent survey revealed that 93% of respondents believe government changes have increased the cost of doing business.

Positive cash flow is the lifeblood of any thriving business. With rising operational costs and fluctuating revenues, keeping a firm grip on your finances has never been more critical.