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Any business that serves food to the public utilizes a food control template to help ensure they’re meeting standards for food safety as outlined in the Food Act of 2014. The Food Act was introduced to ensure food sold throughout New Zealand is safe to consume.

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What Impact Does the New Food Control Plan Have in Hospitality?

Business values wax and wane, but there are some strategic steps you can take to increase value before a sale. It's rare that a business owner can substantially impact values enough to alter sales price if they don't start working months or even a year or more ahead, though.

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4 Ways to Add Value to a Business When You Want to Sell It

In the business and finance world, there are two criteria that investors often use to evaluate a company’s worth. These are known as EBIT and EBITDA. They have important differences and are individually useful for calculating a firm’s operating profit.

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EBIT and EBITDA Explained

As a business owner in New Zealand, you're required by law to have written employment agreements. These contracts help define your relationship with your employees, your expectations for them, and your obligations to them, as well as outlining procedures to follow if something should go wrong

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Employment contracts everything you need to know as a business owner New Zealand

Australia is currently our largest market by spend, but China is projected to overtake it in the near future. In 2016, Chinese tourist arrivals were up 15%, adding an additional 53,400 visitors per year.

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China is Forecast to be NZ’s Largest Market By Spend

Let’s face it, we all do at some time or another. What drives this? Well for 2017 it seems to be house prices and traffic jams to and from work each day; ultimately affecting our work life balance and family time.

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Are You Considering a Lifestyle Change?

When it comes to the sale of a business there are many factors that determine the monetary value of a company before it’s sold. These guidelines and values are used to help determine a fair selling price that makes sense for the current business owner, as well as provide an idea to the buyer o...

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Book Value vs. Market Value. What is the Difference?

Whether you're thinking of investing in the manufacturing market or you’re a current business owner looking to sell, understanding industry trends is important. Here's a look at four global trends in manufacturing that you need to know.

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Industrial Manufacturing Trends New Zealand Entrepreneurs Need to Know

Visa Wellington on a Plate (also known as Visa WOAP) is happening soon in New Zealand’s capital city of Wellington. Taking place for slightly more than two weeks in the middle of winter, from August 11–27, Wellington area restaurants and other venues are hosting celebrations. Developed i...

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Visa Wellington on a Plate: What Hospitality Businesses Need to Know

Raising capital to purchase a New Zealand business isn't always an easy task, though entrepreneurs who are willing to think creatively do have numerous options. The obvious options are lender financing through a bank or other top-tier credit organisations. The benefits of going this route includ...

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Creative Funding and Financing Options for Buying a Business in New Zealand

Many New Zealand businesses profit from the sale of liquor to the public. This includes grocery stores, liquor stores and other businesses that serve food and beverages. In order to do this, each individual business must obtain a liquor licence from their local council. The license that is granted w...

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Liquor Licensing Requirements for Businesses in New Zealand

Vendor financing is an arrangement by which the vendor — the company or organisation providing a product or service — finances the provision of those things for you. This means that you don’t make a full payment up front and that you can receive and use the goods before you take ca...

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What Is Vendor Financing, and When Should You Use It

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