Accounting & Tax

Get expert guidance on accounting and tax-related matters to ensure your finances are in order. Stay up-to-date with tax laws and regulations and maximise your deductions to minimise your tax liabilities.

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Keeping your cashflow strong in tough times

Small businesses are particularly vulnerable in tough economic times. When sales are slow, there are still overheads and salaries that need to be sorted. Pre-planning and being proactive can help you weather tighter economic periods and allow you to continue to thrive. Make sure you have a clear picture of your payroll, and any other […]

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Budget 2025: The impact for your small business

On Thursday 22 May, the Minister of Finance, The Honourable Nicola Willis, delivered Budget 2025. Opening her speech, the Minister said:“This is a responsible budget to secure New Zealand’s future. It supports the economic recovery now underway. It also takes a longer-term view with initiatives to boost future investment savings and growth.” Growing GDP and

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What SMEs Need to Know About Provisional Tax and Tax Pooling

As a small or medium-sized business in New Zealand, managing your tax obligations can feel overwhelming. Two key areas that often raise questions are provisional tax and tax pooling. Here’s a quick overview to help you stay informed and in control. Provisional Tax in a nutshell Provisional tax is like making progress payments towards your

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Trump’s Tariffs: What They Mean if You Export to the USA 

If you’re a small business exporting to the USA, these tariffs aren’t just political headlines — they’re a real and tangible change to your export costs.  So, what steps can you take to minimise the impact on your bottom line?  Why has President Trump introduced these tariffs?  As part of his ‘America First’ economic strategy,

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Tax on Online marketplaces

From 1 January 2024, online marketplaces must disclose information about sellers and transactions on their platforms. This makes income earned on digital platforms (also called the sharing and gig economy) more transparent to Inland Revenue if you earn income for services such as: – providing short-stay accommodation – providing ride-sharing services for a fare –

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