Filing your EOY Tax post COVID-19
Written by Greg Millar on March 15th, 2021.
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From new rules to keep cash flowing to staff reimbursements and allowances, we've got you covered this tax time.
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Insight, news and updates from Alliott NZ Chartered Accountants, Auckland New Zealand. The views expressed here are the views of the author and should be discussed in further detail should an article be relevant to your individual circumstances.
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From new rules to keep cash flowing to staff reimbursements and allowances, we've got you covered this tax time.
New Zealand Budget 2020
Written by Vanessa Williams on May 15th, 2020.
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As expected, the 2020 Budget has been a high spending one with a deficit forecasted to be $29.6 billion in 2021. We break down the expenditure and key initiatives.
Research and development tax incentive
Written by Vanessa Williams on October 14th, 2019.
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Find out more about the Research and development tax incentive (RDTI), including eligibility, enrolment and recordkeeping.
Research & Development Tax Incentive
Written by Vanessa Williams on May 27th, 2019.
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This year the Government is working to introduce a new tax incentive for businesses conducting research and development, the research and development tax incentive (RDTI). The RDTI will give businesses a 15% tax credit if they spend a minimum of $50,000 per year on eligible R&D. Businesses spending less than $50,000 may still be eligible, so long as they are using an approved research provider to carry out their R&D. The Taxation (Research and Development Tax Credits) Bill is about to go before Parliament for its Second Reading. If passed into law, the RDTI will take effect from the beginning of a business’s 2019/2020 income year.
NZ Budget 2018
Written by Vanessa Williams on May 18th, 2018.
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Analysis of this year's major Budget announcements and their likely impact on business, health, transport, the public service and the wider economy. We also take a closer look at wellbeing, which according to the Minister will underpin future Budgets starting from 2019.
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