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Tips & Advice from Morrison Creed - 21st April 2026
Starting a business is hard. Growing it can be even harder. Thankfully, there are plenty of different ways to access funds to help your business scale, from relatively low-cost options to ones with higher risks and returns.
Regular cash flow forecasts help you keep your focus. If you can't reach your targets for income, reining in your costs may give you a little extra headroom to manage cash flow while you plan your next move.
We're experiencing an 'AI revolution'. But do you know where AI can truly benefit your small business? We cover five of the key dos and don'ts of using AI in your business including agentic AI.
Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Four ways to fund your business
• Cash flow and cost control
• Getting the balance right with AI: 5 dos and don'ts
Tips & Advice from Morrison Creed - 14th April 2026
As ANZAC Day falls on a Saturday this year, it will be 'Mondayised,' meaning Monday 27 April is a public holiday.
Micro, small and medium businesses make up over 90% of all firms, globally, but still find it hard to access funding. We have 3 tips for improving your chances of getting a loan approved.
Weathering the storm? Small businesses are particularly vulnerable in touch economic times. We can help with strategies for healthy cash flow, so you can continue to thrive.
Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• ANZAC Day
• 3 important ways to make your business attractive to lenders
• Keeping your cashflow strong in tough times
Tips & Advice from Morrison Creed - 7th April 2026
In a recent survey, 82% of NZ businesses say they plan to increase investment in technology. But where should you be focusing this investment? We have the answers.
Having a strong cash position gives a business a critical buffer when it comes to covering day-to-day operational expenses, paying suppliers and making capital purchases. Five ways that can help keep your business's cashflow on track.
April 20 -24 We are offering Free 20 minute sessions with your Manager to help sort your end of year financial bits. May 6th Kiwibank Chief Economist Jarrod Kerr will be presenting on the current economic climate. To register your interest or for more information email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Are you investing in the right technology to grow your business?
• Five ways to keep cash on track
• Upcoming events - April and May
Tips & Advice from Morrison Creed - 31st March 2026
If you are reflecting on where you are at and thinking about your business goals for the financial year ahead, we can help you establish measureable goals for your business.
Your final provisional tax instalment for the 2026 year is coming up on 7 May. It's crucial for keeping your records clean and we can discuss if your income has changed significantly.
Your accountant can do so much more than just the bookkepping. We've outlined 5 key areas where we can offer deeper, business-critical advice and support.
Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Setting goals for you and your business for the new financial year
• Reminder: Provisional tax instalment due 7 May
• 5 benefits of working with a business adviser
Tips & Advice from Morrison Creed - 24th March 2026
For our clients who are under our tax agency 'Extension of Time'. Your final terminal tax payment for the 2025 year is due on 7 April.
Having a strong cash position gives a business a critical buffer when it comes to covering day-to-day operational expenses, paying suppliers and making capital purchases. Five ways that can help keep your business's cashflow on track.
A new financial year starts on 1 April, and it's the perfect time for a strategic reset.
We will be hosting Smartly payroll on Wednesday 25th March 4pm where they will run through the upcoming changes taking effect from1 April and answer any payroll questions you may have. To register email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Final terminal tax deadline (7 April)
• Five ways to keep cash on track
• Happy new (financial) year!
