GST changes for invoices coming – what you need to know
Inland Revenue is making changes to GST invoices – so e-invoicing is now legal even without a PDF or any paper records. Here's what you need to know!
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Is Tax Audit Insurance right for me?
Worried about the costs relating to being targeted for a review or audit by Inland Revenue? It might be time to consider Tax Audit Insurance. Here are the most Frequently asked questions regarding Accountancy Insurance.
Does New Zealand really have no capital gains tax?
Should New Zealand have a capital gains tax – or does it effectively have one already? We look at what gains you’ll pay tax on, and what gains are tax-free.
Business tips – Setting up the compliance foundations
Have you thought about the compliance needs of your business? We’ll explain the legal, accounting and tax requirements to set your business up.
Reminder: End-of-year tax is due on April 7
Terminal tax is due on 7 April. If you’re feeling the cashflow pinch, don’t just ignore your tax bill – there are plenty of options designed to ease your stress, and we can help.
Can companies claim home office expenses?
Many businesses have employees working from home during lockdown or in general in order to promote better work-life balance. But can a business claim home-office expenses in these circumstances? Read our article to find out.
Trust Rules Tighten Under New Top Tax Rate
This year the top tax rate increased to 39%. That means Inland Revenue also need to make other tweaks to the tax rules so that all the various tax rates
Should you dive into tax pooling?
Okay, let’s be honest – paying provisional tax can be tricky. The amounts change from year to year, and bigger payments sometimes coincide with periods of low cashflow. Not to
Surprise tax bill? Here are six possible reasons
Did you, or someone you know, get a surprise tax bill they weren’t expecting? Several Kiwi’s have recently been in touch after having received tax bills that took them by
Rental tax changes are about to kick in – are you ready?
Earlier this year, the Government announced the removal of tax deductions on loan interest for rental properties. Previously, interest payments could be claimed as a business expense and taxed accordingly,