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If your business involves a vehicle, fleet, or any kind of freight and logistics, the current fuel crisis is hitting your bottom line hard — and the risks go beyond price alone.
Where Things Stand
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The new financial year is almost here, and there are some important changes landing on 1 April that could affect your pay, your business, and your household budget. Whether you're an employer running ...
For most NZ businesses, 31 March is the end of the financial year. Getting organised now means a faster turnaround from us — and fewer surprises in your tax bill.
Reconcile everything
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“Q: What expenses can I claim as a Kiwi small business? And what’s the financial advantage of claiming for business expenses?”
When you’re running a small business, there’s a multitude of operational...
“The organisations pulling ahead aren’t just ‘doing sustainability’ or telling better stories, they treat carbon and nature metrics as business intelligence – using credible data to test assumptions, ...
What’s changing?
Inland Revenue has released proposals that would significantly change how shareholder loans are taxed. If implemented, these changes would limit the ability for shareholders to extra...
When a great business idea pops into your head, it could mark the start of a whole new enterprise. But how do you know if your business has what it takes to conquer the market?
The key is to set the ...
Your customer can’t pay until you've invoiced them, so make sure you send your bill promptly.
Customers are also more open to paying when they've just received the goods or services that you delivere...
It’s been a major challenge to trade during the past few years of economic uncertainty. Markets are changing, customer spending behaviour is up and down, and the rising costs of raw materials and labo...
While Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers powerful tools for business efficiency, it is not a reliable substitute for professional, human tax advice. The inherent complexity of tax law, combined with ...
A Practical Guide to the Tax on Supplier Loyalty Rewards
In short, loyalty rewards from suppliers, such as gift cards and products, are considered taxable income by Inland Revenue. Recent guidance ha...
We’ve had a lot of clients ask us recently how they can keep their annual compliance costs down. The good news? A few small habits throughout the year can make a big difference. Here are our top ti...