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The way FBT applies to work vehicles is set to change from 1 April 2027. Day counting and logbooks are replaced by six vehicle categories, each with a set rate. Here’s what the proposed changes could mean for your business.
Monthly, two-monthly, or six-monthly – your GST filing frequency affects your cash flow, your admin load, and how much tax you’re holding at any given time. This guide breaks down which option suits your business best, what IRD requires, and the key deadlines to keep on your radar.
KiwiSaver contribution changes from 1 April 2026 affect payroll costs for employers. If you run a business and have staff, it’s worth checking your payroll
The end of the financial year can be frustrating and time consuming, so we’ve made it as easy as possible with our online 2026 end
Crypto & CARF Summary From April 2026, the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) will give Inland Revenue direct access to crypto transactions linked to New Zealand
Finding the right accountant can save you time, money, and stress. Our simple guide shows what to look for, the questions to ask, and includes a handy checklist to help you make the right choice for your property investments or business.
Switching accountants might seem like a hassle, but it’s actually straightforward. At Kiwitax, we take care of the heavy lifting. You’ll be onboarded with clear pricing, friendly support, and no stress.
Provisional tax can be confusing for new business owners, contractors, and rental property investors. Learn how it works, when you need to start paying, and simple steps to manage your tax and protect your cashflow.
As a Kiwitax client, to ensure efficient delivery of your annual accounting work, Kiwitax schedules each clients work via a scheduled date. The scheduled date
The end of the financial year can be frustrating and time consuming, so we’ve made it as easy as possible with our online 2025 end
31 March tax is almost here. If you’re a business owner or rental property owner, now is the time to act. 31 March marks the
There are two main methods you can prepare your GST returns based on, these are: Payments Basis GST This method calculates GST based on income