Articles - Company Formation New Zealand

Open an Investment Fund in New Zealand

Businessmen who open an investment fund in New Zealand can choose to register a managed fund, which is administered by a professional fund manager. An alternative is to set up an exchange-traded fund (ETF) which is listed on a regulated market. If you want to set up a company in…

Payroll in New Zealand

Payroll in NZ represents the list of employees who are entitled to receive payment and the value of this pay. Additionally, the employer needs to contribute a percentage of the employee’s gross wages to the KiwiSaver scheme, when the employee has entered into this superannuation scheme. Both the employer and…

Register a Boat in New Zealand

Boat registration in NZ is a one-time requirement, used to identify the vessel and for which our team of New Zealand company formation experts can assist you. Not all types of ships or personal watercraft are subject to registration in New Zealand, however, boat owners should be well aware of…

Bookkeeping in New Zealand

Many companies choose to outsource bookkeeping in NZ to a certified bookkeeper in order to make sure that they comply with the timely submissions and the proper management and storage of their financial documents. Our team offers services that include bookkeeping in Auckland and in other main cities throughout NZ. We assist investors with…

Open a Foundation in New Zealand

Entrepreneurs who wish to open a foundation in New Zealand will follow the general rules for incorporating an organization. The scope of the foundation in NZ is a charitable one, and a private foundation is set up as a legal entity for particular purposes and, in most cases, solely for philanthropic purposes. In this…

Open a Cryptocurrency Company in New Zealand

Investors who open a cryptocurrency company in New Zealand follow the regular steps for incorporation and, in addition to these, the ones needed for registration with the authorities. A crypto exchange license in New Zealand is required for NZ based trading platforms. Our New Zealand company formation experts are able to assist investors who wish to…

Holding in New Zealand

A holding in New Zealand is a company that is not involved in trading, rather it is used solely for the purpose of owning shares in other legal entities and controlling them by means of having a majority shareholding. This means that the holding is used particularly for the purpose of actually…

Asset Management in New Zealand

We are a team of business and corporate experts in New Zealand assisting investors and entrepreneurs in a wide range of fields. The goal of the asset management in NZ services, such as those offered by our team, is to increase the value of the investor’s portfolio, and at the same time…

Start as a Sole Trader in New Zealand

A sole trader in NZ is one of the simplest ways to start a business. Essentially, this business form means that the entrepreneur runs the business by himself and he obtains all of the profits, although it also means that he will be liable for the debts and obligations. Registering as a…

VAT Registration in New Zealand

The goods and services tax, the New Zealand equivalent of the value-added tax, is levied on most products and services. If a company is a VAT payer, it is registered and assigned a VAT number in NZ. Businesses, both foreign and local, are not automatically required to register for the GST…