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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Holiday cashflow for your small business
Leading up to the holiday period, is your business cash flow in good health to carry you through? This time of year can be hard on small businesses. Make a plan early to ensure healthy cashflow over the holidays.
Times might be tough, but it’s all part of the economic cycle – and there will be opportunities
After six economic cycles, seasoned NZ business advisor, Geoff Hamilton, knows that a downturn is no reason to panic. Now, he shares some insight on some of the unique opportunities and challenges NZ business owners may find in the next 12 months.
How high will mortgage rates go?
Do we need to get used to 6% mortgage interest rates again? Read to know what you can do if you’re coming off a fixed term and facing higher repayments.
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.
Queen Elizabeth ll Memorial Day holiday – what rules apply?
There’s a one-off public holiday on Monday – what restrictions apply and what are employees entitled to?
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.
5 online tools to help you save money
Looking for ways to spend less as inflation keeps rising? Here are five free online tools to help you trim your outgoings and manage your money successfully.
Don’t burn out this winter!
Illness and labour shortages – business owners are under more pressure than ever before. If you’re feeling stressed, here are three tips to prevent burnout.
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,