In reaction to small businesses needing more in depth information on tax and finance, the Minister of Revenue and the Minister of Small Business have initiated a section for tax and finance on www.business.govt.nz/tax-and-finance The section features subjects
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Property Tax Changes 2015
The Government will be making two major changes to tax legislation on October the 1st this year. The first change affects foreigners buying property in New Zealand: The buyer must have a New Zealand bank account and IRD
2016 online GST changes
The New Zealand Government is planning to lower the GST threshold on overseas online purchases to help save our local businesses and increase the amount of tax our country collects. This decision was made after Australia decided to
eWAY best way?
We were alerted by Joel Crook recently that our valuable customers could benefit from Xero’s eWAY “pay now” add on feature to pay for their invoices. The feature was added to Xero in 2013, and has over 22,000
Westpac Hutt Valley Chamber of Commerce Business Awards held 7th November 2014
It was with pleasure that we were nominated as a finalist in the recent Westpac Hutt Valley Chamber of Commerce Business Awards 2014 (for the second year running). The event was very well run and we must say
Smart KiwiSaver Decisions – introducing the financial advisor…
So what do you need to think about when it comes to KiwiSaver? Part of a financial adviser’s role is to help clients make “smart decisions” about their money, and joining KiwiSaver is often one of those smart
Xero Tracking – a great feature!
Tracking (or cost centres as other accounting systems refer to them) are a way in Xero of tracking the performance of areas in your business. In Xero you have the option of adding two tracking categories and beneath
Important IRD update to take effect from 1 October 2014
Making payments to IRD – what’s changed? IRD are changing some of your options to make payments to them as of 1 October 2014. Paying at Westpac If you’re used to paying your tax through Westpac, you won’t