As a business owner, you can get bogged down in the demands of day-to-day business. We can help build your business plan and identify the steps you’ll need to achieve it.
What’s The Difference Between Employees and Contractors? Read More »
As a business owner, you can get bogged down in the demands of day-to-day business. We can help build your business plan and identify the steps you’ll need to achieve it.
Which Business Expenses Can You Claim Against Tax? Read More »
Tax Pooling: What Is It and Why Would You Use It? As your accountant, we might suggest using tax pooling from time to time so we thought it useful for you to understand what it is. Tax pooling is a way to pay your income tax when it matches your cashflow rather than when it’s
GST changes took effect on 1 April 2023, designed to support e-invoicing and electronic record keeping. All businesses need to be aware of the changes to ensure their business processes can manage the new requirements.
New Rules On GST Invoicing Read More »
The tax rate for trusts will increase to 39% from 1 April 2024 – will this apply to your trust and what actions should you take if it does?
New Top Tax Rate For Trusts Read More »
Can you buy gifts or vouchers for your employees without incurring fringe benefit tax or PAYE? Learn what you can buy and how much you can spend without having to pay FBT or add it to your employees’ remuneration.
Which Employee Gifts Are Tax Exempt? Read More »
As a business owner, which expenses are tax deductible and which are not? We help answer some of your questions. Is The Cost of My Work Clothes Tax Deductible? Only if it’s a uniform or safety clothing. Anything you buy that could potentially be worn for other purposes is not tax deductible. What About My
Clothes, Rent, Meals – What Is Tax Deductible? Read More »
New laws introduced by the Government effective 1 April 2023 have modernised the GST rules for invoicing and record keeping.
Modernising Record Keeping For GST Read More »
Many people haven’t yet received their Cost of Living payment. Could you or someone in your household be eligible?
The Cost Of Living Payment Read More »
New trust rules mean beneficiaries can automatically become settlors if there’s more than $25,000 in their beneficiary account. This has the potential to put your assets at risk, so consider making changes now.
