Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has postponed New Zealand’s General Election by a month and extended fresh business support following a new COVID-19 outbreak.
Raising capital to start a new business during an economic downturn may seem daunting, but data has shown there are unique opportunities waiting.
A year on from its first ‘wellbeing’ Budget, the Government has produced a Budget that aims to offer a lifeline to households, businesses and industry — including support for entrepreneurs.
With the release of this year’s Budget, the Government has offered more support to impacted businesses in a bid to boost the New Zealand economy.
Part two of our tips for trades and construction businesses impacted by restrictions, we cover government-led business support in Australia and NZ.
With many businesses forced to shut as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, some are wondering if they can afford to pay rent on commercial leases.
The New Zealand Finance Minister has revealed small to medium businesses can expect more financial support from the Government in the months ahead.
Following the release of several stimulus measures for employers and individuals, the Ardern Government has moved to amend its wages subsidy scheme to combine with leave subsidy payments.
With the announcement of wage subsidies and other support for businesses impacted by COVID-19, we asked local expert Lynley Averis, owner of AccountAgility NZ, how sole traders and freelancers can apply to receive assistance.