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  Kia Ora, needing help/ advice with CourierPost fastest and cheapest way to ship overseas please bit stuck any help will be much appreciated Nga mihi
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  Shipping good overseas for our clients – Is GST Zero rated?
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moanasmith

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hi there other than the wage subsidy is there any other support out there for small businesses I have 2 businesses Renovations and a labour hire…thank youMoana

Question submitted by @moanasmith 16/04/2020 @ 6:54 am

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Sanna

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Hi Team :) Just wondering if I could please get some help and advise on setting up a new Honey exporting venture, exporting Honey to Europe.I am looking into two different options: to export packaged and labelled honey in jars, or in bulk drums.I am new to this, and still in the process of researching and learning, so any help and advise would be much appreciated with regard to pros and cons on the two above options, as well as the best and most stream lined way to set up an exporting venture.

Question submitted by @sanna 19/12/2020 @ 7:04 am

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rosie.rem

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Kia ora! I am launching a new board game for speakers and learners of te reo Māori, and have sourced some (particularly luxe) sand timers from a company in Guangdong China on Ali Baba. I have received samples which we are happy with. I want to place a large order (approx 1000pcs) and the best quote I have received is (in USD) $0.51 per piece, plus $667 in freight. Total $1,177 USD for 1000 units. I know there is a tax threshold in NZ where you have to pay GSTSo my questions are:* Should we break up the order into smaller chunks that fit under this threshold?* Is there anything I should be aware of/due diligence to do before doing this business internationally?Thank you in advance!Ngā mihiRosie

Question submitted by @rosie-rem 11/11/2020 @ 9:30 pm

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Marisa

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Hi! We are beginning to sell more and more of our handmade jewellery overseas. Being jewellery we must apparently send it via international courier which is expensive at $57+ to germany, US etc. We currently use our local NZ post shop but this is proving to be a bit of a rigmarole and seems expensive. Is there a better option? Dhl perhaps? Or via a company like Interparcel? I’d like to be able to book and pay online, print any documents needed off myself, and have them pickup the parcel from my door. It looks like Dhl does all of these things but are there better options available in NZ these days? My internet research thus far has confused me further so any help would be greatly appreciated! :) Thanks in advance! Marisa: www.offtrackarts.nz

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Harris

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Kia ora Manaaki TeamI have a NZ Company and want to set up a distribution centre in Gold Coast Queensland Australia. Can I establish this DC under my NZ Company or do I need to set up a Australian Company. I have my sister that resides there and will operate the DC. We would have ingredients exported to Australia to make up the product line for sale in Australia.Thank you

Question submitted by @gmharris62 27/10/2020 @ 4:42 pm

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Kia Ora, needing help/ advice with CourierPost fastest and cheapest way to ship overseas please bit stuck any help will be much appreciated Nga mihi

Question submitted by @anonymous 16/10/2020 @ 6:47 am

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Michelle Dickinson

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We have just launched a STEM homeschooling product for parents with kids but how do we access international markets who also need it? https://nanogirlslab.com/

Question submitted by @medickinson 24/03/2020 @ 6:44 pm

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Patrick Porter

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Does anyone have any tips on the best approach to finding out a single market need/pain point for a international market such as the US or UK? Without actually being local it makes it hard to validate so any thoughts would be welcomed on how this could be done from afar, or at least to break some ground initially.

Question submitted by @patrickp 02/04/2020 @ 1:30 pm

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Anonymous

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Hi, I am looking into being stocked in supermarkets overseas e.g. Aldi and Costco and going through the submission process and not understanding the Jargon. How can I learn more about this? Who can I speak to? These are overseas stores so it needs to be someone who has been through the process. Thank you

Question submitted by @anonymous 25/08/2020 @ 11:53 am

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BigKid

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Shipping good overseas for our clients – Is GST Zero rated?

Question submitted by @bigkid 17/08/2020 @ 12:57 pm

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Anonymous

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I am looking at setting up a business which imports ambient food into NZ and nothing that is in a high risk biosecurity category eg pasta, which when imported into NZ will incur a % duty for payment. If i then decide to export some of this imported food to Australia, do i have to pay any additional duty on arrival into Australia?

Question submitted by @anonymous 03/06/2020 @ 11:04 am

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Pere Pomana

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I want to connect to primary industry producers/exporters for our chinese based platform libertypostco.comSocial e-commerce platformOur credentiated tech beefledger.ioWith a pipeline soon to enter ASIC futures, there will be major opportuinities for kiwi communities to take advantage of, but my main intent of engaging with manaaki is to help our kiwi and Maori exporters and producers access china markets through our platform liberty postlibertypostco.comMy focus and passion is to see my industry hospitality, tourism get back on its feet. To see everyday NZ and Australian tax payers earning a living and all i am doing is leading initiatives to create hope and stimulate productivity and commerce, for my whanau, hapu, iwi, industry me te Ao katoaNga mihi

Question submitted by @pere 17/05/2020 @ 7:17 am

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lm01

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I’m looking for resources to offer to staff who are being made redundant – anything that will help to support them. Is there somewhere I can go to find this information or a list of resources that would be useful?

Question submitted by @lm01 07/04/2020 @ 1:07 pm

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Noopii

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Morning- we are in the process of rolling into offshore markets- now with Covid 19 travel/ face to face will now not be an option. I believe if I can access the right people directly – (the buyers) though connections this may still work. Lucky our products are always in demand- welcome thoughts. Thank you

Question submitted by @noopii 06/04/2020 @ 9:03 am

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