Is it really unprofitable to do business in New Zealand?

Are you going to start a business in New Zealand, or do you just want to do business in New Zealand? It's hard to make money if you do business in New Zealand. Those who can earn money to support their families are talented and burn high incense. The reasons are as follows: 1. New Zealand is a small country with a small population. Even if you export past things from China duty-free, your store is in Oakland, and few people patronize your store. Not even enough for the store rent. 2. The labor cost in New Zealand is expensive to vomit blood. If you are going to hire someone to sell it, you are even more dead. 3. New Zealand product service tax 12.5%, enterprise income tax 30%, personal income tax 19.9%-39%. Earned some money, not enough to pay taxes. 4. People in China set up shops to sell things, which may only be sold to people in China. Local foreigners in New Zealand are very stingy with their lives. Many daily necessities will not be updated for a lifetime. Go to your shop. If you like them very much, you should not buy them. In Auckland, China people mainly do three things: purchasing, intermediary and real estate speculation. If you have certain domestic tourism resources, you can be a tourist industry, and you can still support your family at present. There are many undeveloped scenic spots in South Island. New Zealand has wind energy, solar energy and tidal energy. If you do photovoltaic power generation, wind power generation should be good. If you have money to invest.

If you plan to start an immigrant business, the intermediary will tell you that it is very simple. Just post a turnover of millions. Damn it, millions are not money.