Beany resources
Extending your cash runway (or buffer)
September, 2026Explore how to pull the right levers to improve cashflow and extend your business's runway or safety net.
Cash runway vs cash buffer
September, 2026Understand the difference between cash runway and buffer to better prepare for unexpected events.
Understanding the Accounting Income Method (AIM) for Provisional Tax in New Zealand
September, 2026Discover how AIM works, including eligibility, filing requirements, and the benefits for seasonal businesses.
Why growing revenue is not the same as growing profit
August, 2026Learn the key causes of profit erosion and how to optimise for sustainable business growth.
The hidden subscription costs draining your profit margin
August, 2026Businesses overpay on software by up to 30%. Uncover your hidden SaaS subscription costs and boost your net profit.
The RDTI claims process
August, 2026A step-by-step guide to claiming the RDTI in New Zealand. Guidance on registration, technical approval and filing.
Understanding New Zealand's provisional tax system
August, 2026Learn how provisional tax works, the different calculation methods and the payment deadlines for each method.
What is the independent earner tax credit and how do I get it?
August, 2026If you’re a NZ tax resident and your annual net income is between $24,000 and $70,000, you may be eligible to claim...
Claiming food as a business expense
July, 2026Can you claim food and drink as a business expense? Find out in this guide.
The difference between RDTI and RDTL and how to work out which is best for your business
July, 2026Compare eligibility, benefits, and tax implications to find the right R&D tax credit option for your business.
Is Investment Boost working? How NZ businesses responded in the first year
June, 2026Inland Revenue survey provides early insight into whether Investment Boost has had the desired effect.
IRD cracks down on unpaid PAYE and what it means for employers
June, 2026Ongoing unpaid PAYE is coming under more scrutiny from the IRD and may be treated as a serious offence if non-compl...