| 17 April 2024 |
5 tips for a happy Mother’s Day If you’re planning to run special offers or promotions this Mother’s Day, we’ve got 5 tips to make sure you’re not misleading your customers when it comes to marketing, online descriptions and sales techniques. Happy Mother’s Day! Check out 5 tips |
Quiz: Can my customer return that item? Who covers the cost if a courier damages an item you’ve sent to a customer? What happens if a faulty item is returned after the warranty expires? Test your knowledge about when to give a customer a refund, repair or replacement with our quiz. Start quiz Is your website working for you? Digital Boost’s free Checkable tool is like a health check for your website and social media. Get a personalised digital action plan, with easy high-impact tweaks, and no tech headaches, so you can focus on growing your business. Check out Checkable |
Tax toolbox for tradies If you’re a self-employed tradie, own a construction business or you’re someone who helps a tradie keep on top of their books, check out Inland Revenue’s Tax Toolbox. It’ll help you to understand: what expenses you can claim and how to keep good business recordswhat you need to do to stay on top of your income tax and GSTwhat your obligations are if you’re an employer. Inland Revenue will be contacting tradies who have outstanding returns and/or debt. Understand your obligations and get your tax sorted now using the Tax Toolbox. Find out more |
Using creativity and innovation to solve global problems Interested to learn how innovative and creative New Zealand businesses can play a role in solving the big issues of our time? To mark World IP Day, hear inspirational leaders from Humble Bee Bio, Plant and Food Research, Fisher & Paykel Appliances and Hot Lime Labs talk about how intellectural propertycan help. When: 12:30pm Thursday, 2 May 2024 Register now  How to protect your business against ransomware Ransomware is one of the most disruptive types of cyber attack – no matter what size your business is. Join CERT NZ’s webinar to learn what the first signs of attack are, how to protect against an attack, and what to do if you’ve been targeted. When: 10:30am, Tuesday, 30 April Register now |
