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For the first time since 1986, GST invoicing rules are getting a major update. From April 2023, the requirement to hold a tax invoice is being replaced with ‘taxable supply information’ (TSI), and credit/debit notes are being replaced with ‘supply correction information’ (SCI). Record-keeping requirements are also simplified, with new thresholds for small transactions. While some changes take effect immediately—such as no longer needing IRD approval for buyer-created invoices—businesses will need to prepare for the wider rollout. Now is the time to review your invoicing and ensure compliance.

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Record-keeping requirements simplified – learn what’s required

For the first time since 1986, GST invoicing rules are getting a major update. From April 2023, the requirement to hold …

Don’t get caught by an Inland Revenue scam

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Don’t get caught by an Inland Revenue scam

Scammers are taking advantage of tax season by sending emails and texts that look like they’ve come from Inland Revenu…

Is it a ‘New Build’? The new legislation summarised

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Is it a ‘New Build’? The new legislation summarised

The Taxation Act 2022 has introduced major changes for residential property investors. The bright-line period is extende…

Changes to trust disclosures to prevent under-taxation

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Changes to trust disclosures to prevent under-taxation

From 31 March 2022, trusts face two major compliance changes. New rules set minimum standards for trust financial statem…

Jessica Buddendijk - van Horrik QSM | Passion powers aged-care advocate

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Jessica Buddendijk – Van Horrik QSM | Passion powers aged-care advocate

With 37 years in aged care, Jessica Buddendijk-van Horrik has worked as a caregiver, educator, auditor, and advocate, ea…

Covid-related employee costs clarified

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Covid-related employee costs clarified

Inland Revenue’s interpretation statement IS 22/01 clarifies the deductibility of Covid-19 related costs for businesse…

Insulmax Insulation | Insulation buy a ‘no-brainer’

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Insulmax Insulation | Insulation buy a ‘no-brainer’

After helping launch Insulmax in New Zealand, Conan Mitchell took the helm of Insulmax Otago in 2022, retrofitting aroun…

With the top tax rate now at 39 percent, Inland Revenue is tightening rules to stop high earners using companies and trusts to reduce tax. Proposed changes target dividend stripping, income retained in companies, and tax on investment fund income. If you earn over $180,000, these reforms could affect you. We can help you stay compliant and structure your income correctly.

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Clamp down on top tax rate avoidance by Inland Revenue

With the top tax rate now at 39 percent, Inland Revenue is tightening rules to stop high earners using companies and tru…

Tips to get your start-up ready to roll

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Tips to get your start-up ready to roll

Before you start trading, it’s vital to put the right operations in place. From finding the right workspace and invest…

Are you getting a slice of the online retail action?

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Are you getting a slice of the online retail action ?

With global e-commerce sales reaching $4.9 trillion in 2021 and in-store spending declining, businesses can’t afford t…