Growing a business has its own challenges, even more so when you have plans to expand overseas.
Whether you’re looking to expand internationally or wanting to invest in New Zealand or overseas, there are a unique set of challenges when it comes to cross-border transactions. Our Asia Pacific team can provide you with the practical advice you need to manage the different tax, debt and capital structures, import/export regulations, accounting services and navigating unfamiliar cultures.
Our focus is to provide you with the confidence that the risk of doing business across multiple territories is effectively managed and appropriately reported.
Who we serve
High net worth individuals and families
Foreign entrepreneurial investors
M&A and capital market clients
Global manufacturers
Business owners and directors
Property developers
Listed companies
International investors
Connected & trusted advisors
Whether you’re looking for business or personal advisory services, we have the right people to help you achieve growth and longevity.
With strong connections in the region, our experts are in an excellent position to connect you across Asia and the Pacific.
Our team has a deep understanding of different cultures across Asia Pacific and fluency in a range of languages including Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean and Hindi.
Resources to go global
When you go global, we’re your overseas landing pad.
Our Praxity network has over 800+ offices in 120 countries and most major cities. We have the global reach to help you access overseas markets and investors.
No matter the market or business model, we can provide the support you need to make your mark on the world.
Our services
We’re focused on providing a seamless, cohesive service to our clients in Australia and across the world.
- Day to day bookkeeping and accounting services
- Bank reconciliations
- Attending to payroll obligations
- Providing monthly management reporting to key stakeholders
- Managing tax offsets and liabilities
- Regulatory & tax compliance
- International legal entity structuring
- Employment remuneration and expat salary packaging
- Fringe Benefits Tax
- Property & investment taxes
- Income tax return activities and preparation
- R&D Tax, government grants and incentives
- Transfer pricing advice
- Double tax agreements, GST, stamp duty
- Including analysis of financial and non-financial KPI’s to drive business success and growth
- For overseas investors prior to making investments and listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange
- Independent directorships
- Financial accounts and reports
- Supply chain assessments
- Financial statement preparation and verification
- External and internal audits
- Regulatory and compliance reviews
- Corporate governance
- Identifying businesses to be sold or acquired
- Strategies for M&A and divestments (Mergers, Acquisitions & Divestments)
- Advice on business structuring
- Transaction terms and pricing guidance
- Due diligence
- Inbound/outbound capital
- Business and Financial Structures
- Outsourced Accounting Solutions
- Corporate Governance
- Employment & payroll services
- Registration of a company
- Acting as a local resident director if applicable
- Applying for IRD number and relevant tax registration and corporate secretarial matters
Property and business in New Zealand
Property development and investment
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Doing business in New Zealand
The top questions answered to assist businesses looking at operating in New Zealand.
Growing a business has its own challenges, even more so when you have plans to expand overseas.
Whether you’re looking to expand internationally or wanting to invest in New Zealand or overseas, there are a unique set of challenges when it comes to cross-border transactions. Our Asia Pacific team can provide you with the practical advice you need to manage the different tax, debt and capital structures, import/export regulations, accounting services and navigating unfamiliar cultures.
Our focus is to provide you with the confidence that the risk of doing business across multiple territories is effectively managed and appropriately reported.