Tools and expert advice from government and industry, designed to help Kiwi businesses save time and succeed
Save yourself time and money with our easy-to-use range of tools and resources for your business.
Whether you’re a sole trader, contracting, in a partnership or own a company, you can claim business expenses to reduce your tax bill.
To help you get started in business, we’ve got free tips, tools, guides and case studies to point you in the right direction.
See our regular updates for small businesses from across government about new services, law changes and more.
As a sole trader, you’ll be looking after many parts of running a business by yourself. We have got tools and resources to get you set up and guide you.
Use ONECheck to see if your business name, web domain, trade mark and social media usernames are available – it only takes one search.
A healthy business can survive and thrive through challenges and change. Follow our checklist of everyday actions that you can do now to keep your business strong.
Learn how to improve your construction business by understanding how pricing works, and the best way to quote for jobs. We’ve got short videos and resources to help you.
If you’re new to being in business or self-employed, read our tips about what’s involved, from testing your idea to registering a trade mark.
Learn how to focus on what matters most to you and your business and improve your mental and physical wellbeing.
Use our DIY tool to create a tailored employment for your staff. Having a written employment agreement is a legal requirement, and it's a great foundation for an employment relationship.
Use our Choose Business Structure tool to check that your structure is right for your business’s needs. Just three quick questions and you’re on your way.
There are different rules for different types of leave. Learn about your responsibilities as an employer so that you have happier, more productive employees.
Don't let the name fool you. This template is useful any time you need a full and thorough business plan.
Customise it to suit — this could mean adding in extra sections, or cutting out ones that you don't need.
If you run a small retail business you may be eligible for a $4,000 subsidy to get a fog cannon installed.