If you’ve already started your property investment journey, you’ll know that growing a portfolio isn’t just about buying more properties. It’s about making sure each decision supports your long-term goals and strengthens your overall financial position. Whether you're planning your next purchase or reassessing your current setup, it's a good
Budget 2025 introduced the Investment Boost scheme — a targeted tax incentive to support business reinvestment and growth. But what does it actually mean for your business? As part of Budget 2025, the Government introduced a new initiative called Investment Boost — a tax incentive designed to make it easier
From April 1, 2025, New Zealand’s minimum wage will increase to $23.50 per hour, a 35-cent rise from the current rate of $23.15. This change will affect around 141,900 workers who currently earn at or just above the minimum wage. The starting-out and training wages will also increase, reaching $18.80
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. The Budget stated that 1.9 million households would benefit from the
Tax may be boring, but smart use of tax planning is an excellent 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. In other words, you plan ahead to make sure you
Do you know the difference between your statutory accounts and your management accounts? We're highlighting the main points of each and explaining why both are equally important for your business. As a business owner, you know you need to produce accounts – that's a given. But do you know the
There are more than 100 tax changes that took effect this financial year, and some of them may be relevant to you. Here’s a brief summary of what’s happening: 1. The bright-line test 10-year extension is now in place, with a 5-year rule for the initial owners of new builds. 2. Rental interest deductibility
With the end of this financial year fast approaching, there are some things you can do to potentially save yourself money (ie tax)! Check out our top tips below to make sure you're prepared! 1. Record Revenue in Advance Have you invoiced for work pre 31 March that won’t be finished until after 31
