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Expert articles and practical legal guides on business sales for new zealand businesses.

If you’re buying or selling a business in New Zealand, you’ll probably hear someone mention stamp duty on shares at some point - especially if you’ve looked at overseas guides, spoken to...

AI-generated art is everywhere right now. If you run a small business, it can feel like a no-brainer: generate a few designs, put them on your website, print them on merch, or...

It’s one of the most frustrating situations in business: you’ve supplied materials (or installed them), you’ve done the work, and then the customer refuses to pay. If you’re a tradie, supplier, manufacturer,...

If you’re selling your business, buying one, or restructuring to keep the doors open, payroll often becomes the big question. And it’s completely normal to wonder whether you can reduce pay to...

Buying a business, selling a business, or restructuring the way your business is owned can be an exciting move. But it can also be one of the fastest ways to stumble into...

If you’re buying or selling a small business in New Zealand, one of the first “big” decisions you’ll face is deal structure - and it can have a massive impact on risk,...

If you're buying a business, selling a business, raising capital, or negotiating a major commercial deal, you'll often get to a point where both sides want to "capture the deal" before spending...

Selling your business can feel like a huge milestone - and it usually is. Maybe you’re ready for a new challenge, you’re retiring, you’ve been approached by a buyer, or you simply...

If you’re buying a business, relocating, downsizing, or handing your premises over to someone else, a transfer of lease (often called an “assignment of lease”) can feel like a simple admin step....

Buying a business is exciting - you’re stepping into something that already has customers, systems, and (hopefully) steady revenue. But there’s one decision that can quietly shape your risk, your paperwork, and...

Selling your business is a big moment. You’ve put time (and probably a lot of late nights) into building something valuable, and now you want to exit on terms that are fair,...

Selling your business can feel like a huge milestone - exciting, a bit stressful, and (sometimes) surprisingly emotional. Whether you’re ready to move on to a new venture, take a well-earned break,...

Buying an existing business can be a smart shortcut into entrepreneurship - you get the brand, the customer base, the systems, and (hopefully) the cashflow without having to build everything from scratch....

Selling (or buying) a business doesn’t always mean selling the “business assets” like stock, equipment, and customer lists. Often, the transaction is a share sale (for companies) or a unit sale (for...

It’s a gut-punch scenario: you’ve negotiated a deal, you’ve started planning what life looks like after the sale, and then the buyer tells you they don’t want to go ahead. If you’re...

Selling shares in a New Zealand company can be an exciting milestone. Maybe you’re ready to cash out after years of building, you’ve found the perfect strategic buyer, or you’re bringing in...

Being a successful business owner involves having a solid understanding of your business- from its operations to its value. In doing so, you can navigate a potential business sale with confidence. When...
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