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18 Dec 18

4 warning signs it’s time to swap accountants

How happy are you with your current accountant? Are you confident they know you and your business? Is it easy to contact them and do they overwhelm you with jargon? Choosing the right accountant for you and your business is a key decision. Choosing the wrong one could spell disaster. They should be competent enough […]

11 Dec 18

Tax Implications on Short-Term Accommodation Rentals

The rapid increase in internet holiday bookings using sites like Book-a-Bach and Airbnb, offers fast and viable opportunities to make some additional cash. Renting out your spare room or holiday bach has never been easier. These websites have significantly changed the accommodation. Much of the pain and time-consuming administration associated with advertising properties, screening potential […]

1 October 2010 GST rate change – a beginner’s guide

When the Government announced in the May 2010 Budget that Goods & Services Tax (GST) will increase, with effect from 1 October 2010, it probably seemed a long way off to you then. But with that date fast approaching, you’ll hopefully have begun to consider the impact that it will have on your business. These […]

29/04/2010
Mark
Accounting and Tax, IRD compliance (GST/PAYE/FBT), Tax
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If you are running a business in New Zealand, you are liable to pay tax on profits after deducting allowable expenses from your income. Many people have an irrational fear of tax issues but if you familiarise yourself with the process and the regulations and hire a competent accountant to help you with compliance and […]

15/04/2010
Mark
Accounting and Tax, IRD compliance (GST/PAYE/FBT)
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GST is a tax on the supply of goods & services in New Zealand by a GST registered person on any taxable activity that they conduct out. The current rate for GST is 12.5%, although it may be zero-rated for exports. Some supplies of goods and services are ‘exempt supplies’ and may include: > Some […]