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From 1 April 2024, trustee income tax rises to 39%. Trusts earning <$10,000/year and certain special trusts stay at 33%. Inland Revenue clarifies what actions are acceptable. Will this apply to your trust and what actions should you take if it does?

Are you making any of these accounting mistakes? We’ve outlined the top 5 accounting pitfalls that small business owners trip over, so you don’t have to make the same mistakes.

Get ahead of your June tax deadlines, see what you need to know here, from RWT to PAYE deadlines.

The New Zealand government has unveiled its 2024 Budget with a core election promise delivered regarding tax relief of $2.57b through bracket adjustments. With an adjustment to income brackets, tax rates remain the same but the thresholds are raised.

As a business owner, you want to make the best possible decisions for your business. The choices you make regarding strategy, spending, revenue generation and cashflow management can all have a major impact on the long-term future of the company. So, how do you give yourself that competitive edge when it comes to decision-making?

The success of your business depends greatly on the success of your marketing. Getting your key messages, product features and brand identity out into your industry market helps to drive engagement and sales – but we don’t all have millions to invest in this marketing.

Tax may be boring, but smart use of tax planning is a superb way to help your company do more with your money. Tax planning is a strategic approach to managing your business’ financial affairs, with the aim of legally minimising your tax liability.

Need a hand managing cash flow? You’re not alone. The key is getting your invoicing right, by invoicing customers as soon as possible and using tools like Xero’s invoice reminders to move payments along.

The interest deductibility rules have been a hot button issue since they were introduced. They will start to be phased out from the 2024-25 tax year as residential property investors breathe a sigh of relief.

If you are reflecting on where you are at and thinking about your business goals for the year ahead, we can help you establish measurable goals for your business in 2024.

The minimum wage is rising as of April 1, 2024 to $23.14. As an employer, you’ll need to keep up to date with the latest minimum pay rates and pay your employees at least the current minimum rate.

Ever wondered if debt is a superhero or a villain in the world of business? We get asked this question a lot! Whether you see debt as a trusty sidekick propelling your business to new heights or a sneaky saboteur in the shadows, we’ve got the scoop!