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7 Things to Consider Before 31st March

Here are some key factors to think about before March 31st approaches. Read more

Tax Pooling - a flexible way to pay tax

Would you prefer to pay your income tax when it suits you? Tax Pooling is an IRD approved, established service that lets you choose the date you pay your income tax. Talk to us about tax pooling. Read more

IRD says 'No more Mr Nice Guy'

If you've got outstanding tax debt, don't let it get out of hand. Speak to your accountant so you understand your obligations. Read more

Keeping up with FBT

As an employer, if you provide fringe benefits to employees, or others associated with your business, you must generally pay fringe benefit tax (FBT) on the value of these benefits. Read more

Cost of Living Payment

If you haven't received yours there could be a reason. Check whether you meet the critieria or if your income tax return has been filed. Read more

Small Business Cashflow Loan - Repayment Information

If you received this loan in 2020 then it's likely your interest-free period is up in 2022. Check your information so you understand your repayment responsibilities. Read more

Rental Property Tax Changes

Six Ways to Stay On Top Of Tax This Year End

Between Covid restrictions, a downturn in income, government payouts, and tax breaks, we understand if your head is spinning as the financial year wraps up. That's why we've done a round-up of relevant tax information you may have missed, so you can ensure everything is in order and there are no unwanted surprises come 31 March 2022. Read more

Buying or Selling Property

Keep up to date with the latest legislation around buying or selling property in NZ. If you're unsure please talk to us, we're here to help. Read more

Claiming Food & Drink expenses (if you're self-employed)

The IRD has clarified their stance on the claiming of Food and Drink as a deductible expense in your business, especially if you are self-employed. Read our blog to find out more. Read more

Rental tax changes - 1 October 2021

Interest tax deductibility is being phased out for rentals, and the changes start coming into effect on 1 October. What will this mean for you? Read more

Paying your taxes - filing and paying on time

If you feel that you can't meet your tax payments this time, it is important to remember you still need to file on time but help with payment is available. Read more

Paying tax on your shares

If you're investing, are you worried about paying tax on your dividends or when you sell? Read our blog for tips to get it right. Read more

How to get the full Kiwisaver contribution

Ensure you get the full Kiwisaver contribution from the Government. You have until June 30th each year to be eligible. Read more

Claiming Expenses - A guide for Real Estate Agents.

Read our helpful tips to help you understand the expense deduction rules and issues the IRD have identified for real estate agents. Read more

The 39 percent tax rate is now in effect

The new 39% marginal rate that applies to all employment income over $180,000 is now in effect. Talk to us about how this will affect you. Read more

Should you dive into tax pooling?

Tax pooling can make it easier to manage unpredictable provisional tax payments. It can help smooth out business cashflow in uncertain times. Talk to us about how it works. Read more

8 things you should know before filing your EOY Tax post Covid-19

8 things you should know before filing your EOFY Tax. Read more

Audit Insurance - Why we recommend it

Cover for your business for an enquiry or audit by the Inland Revenue. Make the cost one less thing you need to worry about. Read more

Government boosts cashflow support for small business.

Interest free Loans available for small businesses affected by Covid-19. Contact us if you're thinking of applying. Read more

Upcoming Tax Payments and potential relief

Read our blog on what it means if you have tax payments due and if you can not pay on time. Read more

Here to help you during the nationwide lockdown

Our office is closed but we are still here to help you during the lockdown. If you need to contact us please do so via email first. We will not be charging for any advice provided over the phone or email during this time. Read more

IR no longer issuing letters or accepting cheques

Important updates from Inland Revenue regarding MyIR set up and cheques are no longer an accepted payment option. Read more

IR contacting clients in the hospitality industry

IR are contacting our clients in the hospitality industry to ensure their records are up to date. Please contact us if you have any concerns. Read more

Homes standards for rental properties

New minimum standards for rental properties - aiming to improve heating, insulation, ventilation and drainage, reduce moisture and stop draughts. Read more

Making tax time easier

Claiming expenses in 2019 - What to keep!

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 if your records are not up to date. Read more

Loss Ring-fencing on Rental Properties

The government has introduced their long-signalled changes to rental property tax into Parliament. They propose introducing loss ring-fencing on residential rental properties and it will apply on residential rental losses from 1 April 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. Read more

What business expenses can I claim?

Business Expenses to claim Read more

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