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Kiwis are world famous for DIY and our no.8 wire mentality, it’s in our very DNA. But when it comes to managing your businesses
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Kiwis are world famous for DIY and our no.8 wire mentality, it’s in our very DNA. But when it comes to managing your businesses

What are the similarities and differences between Chartered Accountants (CA) and Accountants and Tax Agents Institute of New Zealand (ATAINZ) Accountants? If you are a

Wondering if it is time to switch accountants? Running a business is a demanding journey. You’re constantly making decisions, navigating challenges, and striving for growth.

Not only have residential investors recently been hit with the extended 5-year bright-line test and insulation standards, new ring-fencing rules will mean residential rental
With the end of the financial year coming up (on 31 March) now’s a good time to do a bit of preparation work towards having

Using AirBnB and similar platforms to rent a spare room, sleep out or holiday home has become increasingly popular and it’s important to understand the
From 29 March 2018 the bright-line test for residential property has been extended from 2-years to 5-years. This means any Capital Gains on the sale

With the governments new legislation hitting in 2019 for landlords to insulate their rentals – questions have been asked whether this will be tax deductible
The tax rules around holiday homes have changed significantly making many formerly available tax deductions unavailable. If considering buying a property to be available for
No. Residential rental properties are exempt from GST. You cannot charge or claim GST for the supply of residential rental accommodation, therefore there is no
Something which has become a little confusing for clients is the where / what / how of using Kiwitax. Should you use Kiwitax via the
Accounts Payable Amounts companies owe suppliers for goods and services. Listed in the current liabilities section on the statement of financial position. Accounts Receivable Amounts