Nexia Hawke's Bay

21/10/2026

We’re proud to sponsor Nexia Blast in the Park again this year.

Friday 6 November at Anderson Park, Havelock North.
Gates open 5:30pm, fireworks around 9pm, and every ticket raises money for Havelock North Primary School.

Bring a picnic, find your friends and we’ll see you there.

Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/blast-in-the-park-2026

21/10/2026

Family businesses are built over generations, but ensuring they thrive into the next one takes planning.

From having the right conversations with family members to understanding the value of your business and preparing future leaders, succession planning is about more than just the numbers.

Our latest article explores some practical steps to help protect your family business and its legacy for generations to come.

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

14/10/2026

Business changes can have tax and financial implications that aren’t always obvious at the time.

Whether you’re hiring staff, buying or selling property, changing ownership or seeing a shift in profitability, getting advice early can help you avoid unexpected costs and keep your options open.

We’ve outlined some common situations where a conversation with your accountant before you act can make all the difference.

Read the full article to find out when it pays to get in touch with your Nexia advisor.

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

29/09/2026

The countdown is on!

The name on the billboards, the stage and every ticket belongs to Nexia Hawke's Bay, and we're so grateful to have them.

This is Nexia's third year as our naming rights sponsor. They help make the whole night happen, from the moment the gates open to the last firework of the finale.

Thank you, Nexia, for backing an event that means so much to Hawke's Bay families and to Havelock North Primary.

Nexia Blast in the Park, Friday 6 November. Tickets on sale soon!

29/09/2026

With the 2026 election now just weeks away, tax policy is once again a key point of difference between the parties.

From capital gains and wealth taxes to changes to income tax, business tax and KiwiSaver, the range of proposals is wide. And with coalition negotiations still to come, what is announced during the campaign may not be what ultimately becomes law.

Our latest article breaks down the key tax policies from each of the parties and considers what they could mean for businesses, investors and individuals.

Read the full article for a clear overview of the 2026 tax landscape and what to watch as we head towards election day.

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.

21/09/2026

The economic conversation has changed. With the OCR now rising again and inflation still above the Reserve Bank's target, businesses are facing a different environment from the one we have become used to.

Ben Gilmour looks at what businesses should be thinking about now, from debt and provisional tax to cashflow, retained profits and exposure to rising costs.

Read Ben's insights by clicking the link below.

New Zealand’s economy has turned. Ben Gilmour explores what rising interest rates, inflation, and cashflow pressures mean for businesses.

21/09/2026

A fun morning celebrating Nexia Week with the team!

18/09/2026

We have officially been recognised as a Great Place to Work 👏

Nexia New Zealand is recognized as one of New Zealand’s Best Workplaces™ 2026. Learn about its outstanding workplace culture.

16/09/2026

Growth in family farming isn’t just measured in hectares or tonnes. It’s measured in resilience, relationships, and the ability to adapt in a constantly changing global market.

Few people understand that better than Andrew Douglas. He took the family business, Cape Produce NZ, and transformed it from a modest family orchard to one of New Zealand’s leading boutique fruit exporters – all while building a network of local family farms that now sell their produce through it too.

At the centre of that growth story has been a partnership built on trust, communication, and shared values. We recently sat down with Andrew to hear how it all came together.

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

11/09/2026

Your business is growing. More staff. More customers. More revenue.

So why can it sometimes feel harder to run than it did three years ago?

As businesses grow, the habits that helped build them can become the things holding them back. Decisions still come back to the owner, responsibility stays concentrated, and working harder becomes the default solution.

Our latest article explores this awkward stage of growth, and what businesses can do to create the right level of structure and accountability without losing what made them successful in the first place.

Read the full article here:

Has your growing business become harder to run? Explore how better structure, accountability and planning can help support your next stage of growth.