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Law changes – How does it apply to your business?
14-06-2019
Get an overview of law changes that came into effect in early 2019. Find out how these changes affect your business.
Claiming expenses in 2019 – What to keep!
11-03-2019
Keep thorough business records as you will have to provide accurate and complete records of your taxable business activity throughout the year. Not only might you miss out on claiming some expenses but you could face penalties.
Loss Ring-fencing on Rental Properties
06-03-2019
You will no longer be able to offset against your other income to reduce your tax or to obtain a refund. If this is your current position please contact us now urgently to discuss your situation and if anything can be done to mitigate the impact before 31 March 2019
What business expenses can I claim?
22-01-2019
What business expenses can I claim? You don’t want to miss out on any potential tax deductions.
Is AIM the right Provisional Tax method for you?
26-04-2018
An additional option for calculating provisional tax known as AIM (Accounting Income Method) is now available for small businesses that use approved software to prepare their accounts with effect from 1 AprilRead More…
Profiling MSugar
09-04-2018
A nice article about our client MSugar in the Autumn issue of GETBA’s Focus magazine. Thanks for the mention Jay.
Company vehicle ownership and FBT – changes to the rules
04-04-2018
Close companies who provide a motor vehicle for the private use of shareholder-employees have been required to register and pay FBT on the value of the benefit provided. The value is basedRead More…
Have your say on the future of tax
15-03-2018
The Tax Working Group has been brought together by Government to consider the future of tax and is chaired by former Finance Minister Hon Sir Michael Cullen. Yesterday, Wednesday 14 March, theRead More…
AIM: a new way to manage provisional tax
08-03-2018
Small businesses will be able to pay provisional tax based on their cash flow, rather than the previous year’s earnings or estimated earnings for the current year. This video explains how. TalkRead More…
Tax changes intended to dampen property speculation
21-02-2018
Last Thursday, 15 February 2018, Revenue Minister Stuart Nash confirmed the bright-line test on residential property sales will be extended from two years to five years in legislation currently making its wayRead More…
AIM – new provisional tax option for small businesses
21-02-2018
From April 2018, small businesses will be able to choose a new pay-as-you-earn option, rather than paying provisional tax in instalments several times a year. Inland Revenue is introducing the AccountingRead More…
