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How to handle transitioning from your previous accountant
October, 2024If you find yourself wanting more from your current accountant, it may be time to switch. We provide some guidance ...
Understanding FBT & tax: gifting to employees and clients
October, 2024You may want to show your appreciation by giving employees or clients gifts during the festive season. However, the...
Top 9 things to think about when setting up a company in NZ
October, 2024Thinking of setting up a company? Before you jump in, consider these key things: choosing a company name, knowing y...
The essential guide for business vehicles
September, 2024From answering the most commonly asked questions such as business vehicles - lease or buy to calculating motor vehi...
What is withholding tax?
September, 2024Sometimes it can be a minefield trying to understand all the different kinds of taxes! Here we will look at the mai...
A guide to company taxes
August, 2024A company may have different tax responsibilities compared to other business structures (such as sole trader, partn...
Residual vs Provisional vs Terminal taxes – confused?
August, 2024If you’re not dealing with the subject every day, it’s difficult to understand, and you’re not alone! We'll explain...
What are the advantages and disadvantages of a limited company?
August, 2024Discover the advantages and disadvantages of a private limited company. Weigh the pros and cons and make an informe...
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Understanding dividends and imputation credits in New Zealand
July, 2024Dividends is one way for a company to distribute profits to its owners (shareholders). Before a company can declare...
Airbnb income and how to handle it
July, 2024Tax on rental income in New Zealand can be complicated. We'll break down rules for income tax and GST whether it's ...
What is independent earner tax credit and how do I get it?
June, 2024If you’re an NZ tax resident and your annual net income is between $24,000 and $48,000, you may be eligible to clai...