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http://www.accountech.co.nz/blog/when-should-startups-close-their-accounts

When Should Startups "Close" their Accounts? What does it mean to "close" your books?  Why is it important?  What are the benefits?

http://www.accountech.co.nz/blog/how-do-contractors-and-freelancers-pay-tax

How do Contractors and Freelancers Pay Tax? What are the various taxes that contractors pay and how to stay on top.

http://www.accountech.co.nz/blog/ideas-to-optimise-pricing

Ideas to Optimise Pricing Pricing has a huge impact on startup success. A look at a few useful ways
we've found to optimise pricing, hopefully upwards!

http://www.accountech.co.nz/blog/the-easiest-way-for-founders-to-pay-themselves

The Easiest Way for Founders to Pay Themselves A nuts and bolts look at the simplest and easiest way to pay shareholding
founders in startups.

Getting Ready for Year End Although accounts are prepared after the financial year is finished, there
are still a few items to tick off before that date rolls around. For any
help with the above please contact us

How Lean Canvas Helps Your Startup Accounting Having recently stumbled upon a blog post by Dave Moskovitz on a great board meeting template we disappeared down the Lean Canvas rabbit hole, including watching and rewatching this helpful Youtube video from Lean Canvas founder Ash Mayura:  What is a Lean Canvas? Lean Canvas promises an actionable…

http://www.accountech.co.nz/blog/dealing-with-scope-changes

Dealing with Scope Changes Founders can be cavalier when the prospect of new work comes around, so
they quote a price for a service and get to work. Doing this can mean they
spend more time on the job than anticipated, or incur more cost, and
passing this onto the customer can be tricky