Nexia New Zealand

21/10/2026

Our Auckland, Christchurch and Hastings offices will be closed on Monday, 26 October for Labour Day.

Our Hastings office will also be closed tomorrow - Friday, 23 October for Hawke’s Bay Anniversary Day.

Have a fun and safe long weekend.

15/10/2026

What does good financial advice look like on a working dairy farm?

For Te Puna Wai Dairy Farm, it’s about more than getting the numbers right. Owner James McIntosh has worked with Nexia Christchurch from day one, with support ranging from tax compliance and financial management to helping make informed business decisions.

Want to hear more about the Te Puna Wai story and how our team works alongside the business?

Explore how Te Puna Wai Dairy Farm is changing the dairy farming landscape with smart herd care, work-life balance innovations and quality milk production, supported by Nexia’s expert guidance.

12/10/2026

When should you contact your accountant about changes in your business?

From changes in turnover and staffing to business restructuring, decisions can have tax and compliance implications that are worth considering early.

Read our latest article by Tyler Jelas and Janice Osbaldiston from Nexia Auckland to understand when to seek advice and what to consider before making changes to your business.

When to contact your accountant about business changes. Learn which events, from hiring staff to selling property, can trigger tax and compliance issues.

11/10/2026

Did you hear? We are officially one of the Best Workplaces™ in New Zealand 🥳

Nexia New Zealand has been ranked #7 in the 2026 Best Workplaces – Medium & Large category by Great Place to Work New Zealand.

A big thank you to Great Place to Work New Zealand and, most importantly, the Nexia New Zealand team. This recognition is based on feedback from our people, so we couldn’t be prouder to be recognised among the country’s Best Workplaces.

Take a look at the full list below 👇
https://greatplacetowork.co.nz/best-workplaces/new-zealand/

08/10/2026

Are businesses becoming more cautious about growth, or just smarter about it?

New research from Nexia International suggests it’s the latter.

Our inaugural Global Growth Insights Survey found that 83% of businesses are confident they’ll achieve their growth ambitions, while 61% expect revenue growth of 5–20% over the next 12 months.

But growth isn’t being pursued at any cost. Businesses are focusing on building internal capability, investing in technology, understanding their markets and making more disciplined strategic decisions.

So, what are business leaders around the world expecting, and how does New Zealand and the wider APAC region compare?

Find out what 179 businesses across 118 countries had to say.

The Nexia Global Growth Insights Survey 2026 details mid-market companies' ambitious yet cautious growth strategies in a changing landscape.

06/10/2026

Have you had a chance to read our latest article on the 2026 New Zealand election and what the parties are proposing on tax?

With election day approaching, the article looks at the major parties’ tax policies and what the proposed changes could mean for individuals, businesses and taxpayers.

With the 2026 election approaching, we look at the tax policies proposed by Labour, National, the Greens, Te Pāti Māori, ACT, NZ First and Opportunity.

06/10/2026

What does the future look like for a family-owned business?

For many family businesses, ensuring a successful future involves more than day-to-day operations. Succession planning, ownership structures and preparing the next generation can all play an important role in protecting what has been built and ensuring the business can continue for years to come.

Our latest article by Philip Goodman from Nexia Christchurch looks at some of the key considerations for family-owned businesses planning for the future.

Explore the significance of family-owned business succession and ensure a smooth transition for future generations.

04/10/2026

ICYMI: What started as a family orchard has grown into an international success story. 🍊 🍎

Cape Produce NZ is now one of New Zealand’s largest exporters, working with growers across Hawke’s Bay to get their fruit into markets around the world. But behind every box of fruit is a whole lot of business complexity — from orchards and packing to exporting, logistics and keeping a close eye on the numbers.

Discover the inspiring Client Story of Cape Produce and how Director Andrew Douglas transformed the family business.

01/10/2026

ICYMI: What does it take to take a New Zealand business global?

For Classique International, it’s been more than 32 years of growth, adaptation and knowing when to take the next step.

What started in New Zealand has grown into an international packaging solutions business, with operations in Australia and clients around the world.

In one of our latest client stories, founder Lee Crook shares the Classique International journey - and how having the right financial and tax support has helped the business grow strategically while navigating new opportunities.

Discover how Classique International scaled into a global packaging powerhouse under Lee Crook, with long-term support from Nexia New Zealand.

01/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Directors' Deep Dive yesterday on 'Governing for Growth', presented by Jane Jackman from Nexia Christchurch, in partnership with the Institute of Directors.

Drawing on 25 years of governance experience, Jane shared practical lessons on what boards need to focus on as organisations grow and evolve.

Key themes included:
- Keeping the board focused on long-term value and strategic objectives
- Building the right mix of skills and perspectives around the board table
- Maintaining a strong, constructive Chair/CEO relationship
- Having the difficult conversations and making tough decisions when needed
- Having the courage to challenge assumptions and act when change is required

A valuable discussion on the role boards play in supporting sustainable growth and effective governance.