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If you’ve seen the news from IRD recently, they’ve been focussing on and highlighting issues with compliance around the bright-line. If you aren’t sure what

If you’re in business or have rental properties with taxable activity prior to 1 April, your income tax return must be filed with IRD by

Xero have just announced a price increase to their plans. “From 23 September 2021, the price of Xero plans in NZ are changing: Starter plans

Once again, Kiwitax are proud to sponsor the Wellness Conference. This is a great chance to get out of your business and focus on the

With todays announcement from the Minister of Finance, the government has announced significant proposed changes for residential property acquired on or after 27 March 2021.

The end of the financial year can be a confusing time so we’re trying to make it easier with our 2021 end of financial year

Due to the Healthy Homes standards introduced in July 2019, private rental property owners are required to comply with minimum standards for heating, insulation, ventilation,

We often get asked what rental property trading structures are best for rental property investors, and like most things, it depends on your situation and

With things moving so quickly, we thought it was time to pull together an update of the various Covid-19 business support options. As always, if anything

One major source of confusion for new and experienced business owners revolves around claiming expenses for your business and in particular, what you can and

In recent weeks we’ve noticed a renewed and encouraging patriotic cry, ringing out across New Zealand, calling to support those local businesses that keep so

Clients often ask us “How can we pay less tax on our rental property?” While it’s not always possible to completely avoid paying tax on rentals,