TAX CHANGES AFOOT

TAX CUTS Tax changes afoot! But what? Currently (in mid-2017), the tax thresholds are as follows (before the 39% rate of 2021 was introduced):   As you may recall, these were to be changed. However, due to a change of government, there will be no change to these tax rates. There will no doubt be…

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SSL, SITE SECURITY

As a result of changes imposed by Google, we acquired an SSL certificate for our website.  The host has rolled this out to all sites.  Meantime, if you wish to check our credentials, you can do so here.​ For more information, please contact us  

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PROVISIONAL TAX CHANGES

PROVISIONAL TAX CHANGES From the 2018 income year (that is, 1 April 2017 onwards), the safe harbour threshold has been increased! Hooray, I hear you say. It’s gone from $50,000 to $60,000. It has also been extended to non-individual taxpayers e.g. companies.  What does this mean? Use of Money Interest (UOMI) will only be payable…

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WHY YOU SHOULD (ALMOST) ALWAYS GET CHATTELS VALUED

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Why is a chattels valuation necessary? Why you should always get chattels valued: In exploring the necessity of a chattels valuation, it’s crucial to delve into the intricacies of property assessment and taxation. While standard valuations typically assign a modest value to chattels, often ranging from $10,000 to $15,000, they frequently overlook numerous depreciable items…

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COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT TAX POOLING

If you have to pay provisional tax, then there is a good chance you’re using tax pooling, courtesy of Tax Management NZ (TMNZ). We’ve collected a few common questions here to help. If your question is not here, please see this page or contact us. WHY IS IRD CONTACTING ME ABOUT OVERDUE TAX IF I’M USING TAX POOLING?…

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PRICE INCREASE

PRICE INCREASE You might have noticed that your invoice is a little bit more this year. Why? REASON 1 Did you buy another investment property during the year? If so, that requires a bit more work to account for that, usually a couple of hours. REASON 2 It might be a price increase.  ​We generally…

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