New Zealand: Corporate/Commercial Law

Scope of work disputes are among the most common and costly conflicts businesses face in commercial relationships. These disputes typically arise when parties have different understandings about the extent of work to be performed, the deliverables required, or the boundaries of a project. Fortunately, most scope of work disputes are preventable through clear documentation and practical protective measures.

With the deadline approaching fast, societies that have not yet re-registered (or elected to wind-up) should take urgent steps to begin the process.

This article explains the differences between operating as a company or a sole trader for business owners in New Zealand.