Author: Kaye Francis

Producing regular management information is one way to help improve your business decision-making. But looking at historical numbers can only tell you so much. In business, you want to know what the future holds. And to make truly

It’s tax season – which also means it’s tax scam season. Unfortunately, savvy scammers know that Kiwis expect to receive correspondence from Inland Revenue over the next few months. So the scammers create emails or texts that appear

Do you own a residential rental property? The Government has passed legislation around the removal of tax deductions on loan interest on rental properties.  Previously, interest payments could be claimed as a business expense and taxed accordingly. Backdated

If you are impacted by COVID-19, you’ll now have 183 days after your terminal tax date (or until 30 September 2022, whichever comes first) to settle 2021 income tax arrangements using tax pooling, subject to meeting certain criteria.

If you had to pay tax of more than $5,000 in your last income tax return, you may have to pay provisional tax for the following year. Provisional tax is like paying progress payments on next year’s income

Remembering the filing and payment deadlines for your business can be challenging. We have summarised these for you to prevent you missing any deadlines and facing a penalty. Note: There’s no GST due in April, the GST monthly

Our office is open for visits With the recent changes to the Red Light settings we have now reopened our office door for client visits.  If you need to drop off documents, pay invoices or arrange a meeting