
Further Covid-19 Business Support Packages – September & October 2021
The government have announced further financial support available for businesses impacted by the alert level increase which started on 17 August. You can apply for
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The government have announced further financial support available for businesses impacted by the alert level increase which started on 17 August. You can apply for

We’ve had a number of customers asking how they can check and produce evidence to help them apply for the Covid-19 Wage Subsidy or Resurgence

*Note* this article relates to Covid-19 Support packages which were available in August 2021. Check out this article for packages available in September 2021. The

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

At Kiwitax, we’ve been providing clients with sound business advice alongside our solid tax and accounting services for over 20 years. So back in 2018,

What is a complimentary accounts review? At the end of each financial year, your Kiwitax accountant completes your financial reports. These reports detail the activity

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

New Zealand is one of the easiest countries in the world to start a business. But starting a business in itself can be daunting, especially

Update: Further changes have been announced regarding the Small Business Cashflow Loan Scheme on the 18th December 2020, taking effect from early February 2021; New

Withholding tax rules are aimed to ensure tax is withheld from payments to companies and individuals who are primarily only supplying labour on a job,