Buying a business
Mar 21st 2004, 9:08 pm
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Buying a business
Anybody got any experience of buying a going concern.I really want to move to NZ but not to do my same job(IT..Boring had enough).I've read some info on a 2 year visa after which they assess you on all sorts of things..
Any pointers,things to be wary of etc....
M
Any pointers,things to be wary of etc....
M
Mar 21st 2004, 9:54 pm
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Re: Buying a business
Originally posted by MattW
Anybody got any experience of buying a going concern.I really want to move to NZ but not to do my same job(IT..Boring had enough).I've read some info on a 2 year visa after which they assess you on all sorts of things..
Any pointers,things to be wary of etc....
M
Anybody got any experience of buying a going concern.I really want to move to NZ but not to do my same job(IT..Boring had enough).I've read some info on a 2 year visa after which they assess you on all sorts of things..
Any pointers,things to be wary of etc....
M
Email me with any specific questions, and i'll be happy to help, where I can.
Mar 22nd 2004, 2:59 am
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here's some help
I am a business consultant based in HamiltonNZ> our organisation is government funded and might be able to help you - or I could refer you to another branch around the country. Our website is www.businessdevelopmentcentre.co.nz
You can e-mail me from there.
You can e-mail me from there.
Mar 22nd 2004, 8:50 am
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Re: Buying a business
Originally posted by MattW
Anybody got any experience of buying a going concern.I really want to move to NZ but not to do my same job(IT..Boring had enough).I've read some info on a 2 year visa after which they assess you on all sorts of things..
Any pointers,things to be wary of etc....
M
Anybody got any experience of buying a going concern.I really want to move to NZ but not to do my same job(IT..Boring had enough).I've read some info on a 2 year visa after which they assess you on all sorts of things..
Any pointers,things to be wary of etc....
M
Mar 22nd 2004, 10:53 am
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Yeah we know.I've got some experience from my early career straight from school in the industry I'm interested in.I was more concerned with any potential pit falls in the actual buying and selling up and then the moving.
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