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Employee Share Schemes: A New Opportunity for NZ Businesses
Offering an innovative way to attract and retain talent, these schemes not only foster employee engagement but also align the interests of staff with business performance, promoting a sense of ownership.
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Our Alliance with The Icehouse: Driving Business Growth
Bellingham Wallace has partnered with The Icehouse to provide enhanced support for New Zealand businesses. This alliance focuses on driving growth and innovation through tailored programmes and expert insights, ensuring businesses thrive in a competitive landscape.
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Four Pillars: A Business Growth Model
At our Breakthrough Breakfast the room was inspired by the four pillars of growth: get a life, get clear, get free and get help. This is a reminder of the lessons from that morning.
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Planning for a Resilient Future Beyond COVID-19
As most of us begin a new financial year (those with 31st March balance dates), we typically would also look to review our budgets or cashflow forecasts for the year ahead and set some new targets. We might even reset our strategic direction, and better yet, we would align our strategic direction and our cashflow forecast to ensure that the two are in unison.
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Understanding the Ring-Fencing of Residential Property Losses
Ring-fencing of rental losses refers to new tax regulations that prevent investors from offsetting residential property losses against their other income, such as salaries or business earnings. Instead, if rental deductions exceed income, these losses will be carried forward to offset future residential property income until fully utilised. This article explores the implications of these changes for property investors and offers insights into effective financial strategies in light of this legislation.