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Auckland, New Zealand – In a significant move to support New Zealand small business operators facing unprecedented financial pressures, Afirmo has announced a pricing freeze in their fees for 2024.

In a move to support New Zealand small business operators facing unprecedented financial management pressures, Afirmo is creating more simplicity for business owners in their tax and accounting management with the release of its latest software upgrade.

In a stern warning in April 2024, Inland Revenue has confirmed a hard crack down is coming this year on businesses in the construction sector to and a recommendation to sort their tax situations.

Today, we’re excited to announce the arrival of Mao Kijima to our team. Hailing from Japan, Mao brings with him expertise in software design, honed through eight years of crafting experiences that resonate with software users.

Afirmo is making small business set up and growth available to everyone - co-founder Robert Rolls talks to NZ Herald about Afirmo’s progress toward minimising business set up and scale up painpoints for people wanting to own a business.

The software is a one-stop-support-shop for small businesses, offering tools and assistance to give the best possible start to people venturing into business.

Afirmo Business Wallets – the quick and easy way to manage business income, payments and tax obligations.

This month Afirmo upgraded its cloud-based small business support technology with an accounting software module. The accounting software provides all the core features small businesses need to manage their finances efficiently.

Afirmo has upgraded its one-stop business support shop to include the company’s small business automated tax software, and just in time for tax season.

The Afirmo team is delighted to welcome aboard tax specialist Narendra Patel.

Today is a great day for Kiwi small businesses striving to get ahead.