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introduction
New Zealand is a
country where you can develop ideas, concepts and technologies
with a people renowned for their interest in, and uptake of, new
thinking. This is a country with an economic outlook, free market
philosophy and political stability that is highly geared for
success in New Zealand business.
Forms of Business
The three main forms of business in New Zealand are sole traders,
partnerships and companies. What constitutes a company and do NZ
businesses have to follow some standard principles for business
conduct? Find out the answers along with information on the
Commerce Commission, the Fair Trading Act, Resource Management
and much more.
Stockmarket
The New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZSE) was established by the
Sharebrokers Amendment Act 1981. This section provides a brief
overview of the NZ stockmarket and how a company can be listed on
the New Zealand Stock Exchange.
Organizations
Finding helpful information and expert advice is very important
when entering a new business environment. In the early stages of
starting a NZ business you may find the organizations listed in
this section particularly helpful.
Business
Tax
Tax is an important part of being in business and obtaining the
right information and advice from the start will help your
business meet its obligations. Learn about business tax laws,
paying income tax, tax rates and information on GST and employing
staff.
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