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Property Investor Changes March 2021
Today 23rd March 2021 the Government has announced radical changes to the taxing of residential property investment
39% Tax rate imminent – What can you do?
It is widely assumed that a new tax rate of 39% will apply to individuals tax earnings over $180,000 per annum for the 2021/22 tax year commencing 1 April 2021.
Extended and Rejigged – Small Business Cashflow Loan Scheme
Earlier this year the Government – by way of the IRD releases, a “Small Business Cashflow Loan Scheme”, businesses were able to obtain a loan of $10k +$1.8k per employee.
The scheme has been extended and updated
Property Caught under Brightline Test – IRD’s Latest Campaign
The IRD have been keeping taxpayers hot on the heels this last week, sending out correspondence to those taxpayers they believe have a property transaction caught under the Brightline Test.
Business Continuity Support
Evolve Accounting offers services that are registered with the COVID-19 Business Advisory Fund.
Funding is only available through the Regional Business Partner Network (RBP) Growth Advisors.
Drawings and Shareholder Salaries
Drawings from a company is a term used to define withdrawals of cash from a company by a shareholder. A common misconception is that a shareholder is taxed on these drawings.
Ring Fencing of Residential Rental Tax Losses
Ring Fencing applied to Residential Rental properties from 1 April 2019. Find out more at our blog
Payroll Payday Filing April 2019
What you need to know for Payday filing of Payroll in April 2019
Working out your Motor Vehicle Costs
The scenarios around claiming motor vehicle costs for small business is perhaps one of the most common questions we get
SMART Goals
Lets work through an example of setting Goals, but not any old goals, lets make them SMART Goals
Why not try on a new Prov Tax for size …
From the 2018/19 financial year, businesses will be able to take advantage of the Accounting Information Method for paying provisional tax.
In a nutshell, it is like a Pay as You Earn approach for your business income.
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