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The Fair Trading Amendment Act 2021 (the Amendment Act) comes into force in August 2022 an...
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K3 Legal's Julie Ding and Julia Leenoh have been recognised in the NZ Lawyer Rising Stars ...
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One of the most significant requirements introduced by the Trusts Act 2019 (the Act) is th...
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The Government recently announced a new round of funding for business support, to be deplo...
The Government is required to provide an Emissions Reduction Plan (ERP) to the Climate Cha...
K3 Legal’s growing Korean legal team is rapidly growing in reputation within the Korean co...
We have been hearing a lot of “no jab, no job” discussion, and recently the Government rel...
On 28 September 2021, the government proposed changes to the Property Law Act 2007 pursuan...
We are living through a period where the levels of complexity and the speed of change that...
No vaccine, no work! Will that fly in New Zealand under the current law?
The New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZ ETS) is in a potential state of flux, with si...
New Zealand’s highly anticipated new Privacy Act came into force on 1 December 2020, repla...
Like many of us in NZ, I am writing this from the pleasant surrounds of my lounge, with th...
So here we find ourselves, in lockdown. I think it would be fair to say that many of us ar...
If your business cannot operate because of Alert Level 4 restrictions or you will lose rev...
As of 1 July 2021, Inland Revenue introduced the purchase price allocation (PPA) rules, wh...
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IRD recently announced a crackdown on Real Estate agents, stating “we have identified that...
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How do you sue someone in New Zealand? What options do I have? What can I expect? Can I re...
The Government has passed the Holidays Amendment Bill, regarding sick leave, to increase t...
K3 Legal has elevated three lawyers to special counsel, senior associate and associate in ...
Provisional tax is due soon – there are several options to help if your cash flow is looki...
This morning the Minister of Finance, Hon Grant Robertson, has announced proposed changes ...
In May 2018, the NZ government announced the creation of a tripartite taskforce composed o...
As part of the Government’s COVID support initiatives, they have introduced the Resurgence...
Harriet Krebs and Jeff Walters of K3 Legal have a warning for Landlords who think that the...
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Like many of us in NZ I enjoyed my time away over the festive season break and got to do t...
With the Christmas break drawing near, your tax obligations do not cease.
At K3 Consulting, we have been working alongside a range of organisations who are taking m...
K3 Consulting recently welcomed new SME Practice Lead, Simon Hibbert, to the organisation.
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Do you understand the story your Balance Sheet tells about your business? It’s important y...
October 2020 marks the addition of two new partners to K3 Legal – Chris Lee and Peter Sarg...
Fast-growing law firm K3 Legal has formed an alliance with immigration experts, Pathways N...
Since Julie Ding’s elevation to director at K3 Legal last November, it’s been a storied pe...
K3 Legal continues their momentum to be among the most celebrated firms in the country. Th...
If cashflow is the lifeblood of your business, then working capital is the health check yo...
K3 Legal has strengthened its litigation group with the hiring of a new associate.
Employee theft can be an unfortunate reality of doing business, irrespective of the indust...
Tucked away quietly in the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 is Section 47 (s47). Under-ut...
For many businesses and individuals, the first instalment of provisional tax is due on the...
K3 Legal have been announced as a winner in the inaugural NZ Lawyer Employer of Choice Awa...
James Nolen leads K3 Legal's Restructuring and Insolvency team. With the surge in work acr...
In the wake of the economic climate left behind after COVID-19, an increase in debt recove...
Since COVID-19 landed on New Zealand shores, many businesses have been impacted by lockdow...
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We have now officially entered an Alert Level 3, which will bring a sigh of relief to many...
Negotiating parenting arrangements can be a challenging process. But Angela Li of K3 Legal...
A business cash flow forecast is not a crystal ball. But it will give you vital business i...
Urgent law changes to the Companies Act seek to give company directors temporary relief fr...
Tensions are high and uncertainty is a given during these unprecedented times in New Zeala...
Employers should not use the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse to "get rid of dead wood", ...
Landlords and commercial tenants are negotiating or arm-wrestling over "who pays" while pr...
Information provided by Inland Revenue Employers, including sole traders and the self-empl...
In the event of a crisis, we must be prepared for the fact that our suppliers may not be a...
The effect on your customers due to business disruption can be minimised through good cust...
Should sales or revenue significantly drop as a result of a crisis, then cashflow will bec...
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If you have a home office for your business, you should be able to claim some of the runni...
The Sentencing Act has various purposes it seeks to fulfil, some of these being the need t...
Christmas holiday breaks are a time to spend with family, friends and have a chance to rec...
Julie Ding has marked herself out as a significant figure in the country’s legal landscape...
When it comes to the workplace, employers must strike a balance between their own interest...
The K3 Accounting team recently attended Xerocon in Brisbane with over 3,000 other account...
K3 Legal has racked up an impressive list of award nods and accolades from a range of indu...
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With the high-profile announcement of construction company Arrow International being place...
The K3 Accounting team recently had a discussion with a client who was looking at putting ...
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Payday Filing Changes From April 1st 2019 all employers will have to file their employment...
Karyn Gould has some words of wisdom for employers having to adjust to the legislative cha...
The Privacy Bill that’s about to update New Zealand's data protection regime has been a lo...
K3 Accounting Limited was chosen last month to host an important accounting delegation fro...
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K3 Legal continues to expand its highly-regarded team of directors with the appointment of...
K3 Legal is on a roll, with its lawyers racking up a host of awards and honours.
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Auckland Artist, Katia Volkova was commissioned by K3 to bring it’s reception area to life...
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The thought of working in or leading an Agile organisation for someone who does not unders...
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K3 Accounting has strengthened its service with the appointment of Chelsea Mackie as Accou...
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When K3 Legal client, Proppy launched in mid 2016, the online property platform caused rip...
K3 Legal recently defended six applications by the Police, before the Alcohol Regulatory a...
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Freezing orders are not rampantly used in New Zealand. And that’s exactly as it should be,...
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There’s been a lot of talk in our office recently about that train wreck of an Australian ...
Start thinking about your Talent strategy for 2018 - Is your business ready for the Januar...
Former Prime Minister Sir John Key spoke to a crowd of 350 at the launch party of professi...
When you’re developing or making changes to a property, familiarising yourself with Resour...
After years of thought and observation, on 1 February 2017 our vision of a services firm f...
K3 Consulting Director Greg Radford is happy to plunge into an icy pool of water for six l...
Leading law firm K3 Legal is celebrating its litigators getting into the finals of the 201...
When it comes to purchase disputes, clear trade guidelines to work with and refer back to ...
When you’ve spent countless hours and endless amounts of energy growing your business, uns...
The debate as to whether sales is an ‘art’ or a ‘science’ has raged since time immemorial.
Immigration laws in New Zealand change frequently, so if you’re about to make the big move...
The speed of business today demands that organisations and leaders be nimble. It’s the onl...
Top management consultant and organisational design/ change expert Ken Brophy has joined K...
Over the last few years there have been changes in the way the Inland Revenue conducts its...
Many businesses get confused about Strategy and therefore over complicate it. Ultimately s...
We act for a number of couples going through separation and time and time again we see tha...
K3 Legal wins case - again - to protect coastal landscapes. After eight years and three co...
Buying off-the-plan means that you are buying a property that has not yet been built. In f...
While K3 Consulting has now officially been operating for seven weeks, we have been humble...
Leading law firm Kirkland Morrison O'Callahan has kicked off 2017 with a new name and a su...
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