Hi NZ accounting fans! Let’s talk about cash jobs. Also known as ‘cashies’ in the Kiwi vernacular. If you’re a small business owner, I’m sure you’ve heard of ‘cashies’. Especially if you’re a builder or have dealt with tradespeople. Cash payments are when an individual/business owner insists on receiving a cash payment for a job
(recession proof – 5 minutes) Over here in Aotearoa NZ, the numbers are out. We’re in yet another technical recession. We won’t go into details about how the recession happened. In short, rising interest rates have caused inflation to slow down, which is also causing the economy to slow down. If you want to know
It is important to take note that this article was originally published on Pocketsmith. Everyone holds their breath every time the central bank makes an announcement. Here in Aotearoa New Zealand, the Reserve Bank of NZ (RBNZ) just recently announced an overnight cash rate (OCR) hike by 25 basis points to 5.5%, the highest it
(partnerships – 5 minute read) Let’s talk partnerships. No, not ‘partnerships’ as in the business structure. I’m talking about bringing on a business partner. Another person to share the joys, pains and gains (and possibly losses) of building your business together. I’m sure you’ve heard the story: one individual seeks out another like-minded individual to