Legislation has recently been enacted in New Zealand pertaining to changes in interest deductibility and Brightline Rules for residential investment properties. The changes are also retrospective.

Despite facing material, timber, and labour shortages, the building industry is still working hard to advocate for more sustainable ways of doing business. 

We're very excited to be working with such a top-level line-up of NZ construction industry experts and commentators for our next event Make More Money, Do Less Paperwork on 14 April.

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Alliott NZ in conjunction with Tradeworx and Lawyer Karen Overend present a seminar for BUSINESS OWNERS IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR on 14 April in Auckland.

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New Zealand building consents fell last month as a drop-off in Canterbury construction intentions offset growth in other regions, although Auckland continued to lag behind the estimated level needed to match growth in housing demand. (Sourceable)

With IRD's continued focus on compliance in the New Zealand construction industry, some operators may receive correspondence from IRD regarding their obligations to declare all cash jobs in their GST and income tax returns.

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If you own a building or construction business, do you use a CMS that not only reports on your business performance, but also ties in with your accounting software? Do you even know what a CMS is?

Alliotts' trades sector expert Anthony McIlroy works with trade business owners to unlock the value of a CMS to address key questions like how to grow your business, increase cash flow, etc.
 

Survey of Auckland tradespeople shows an Inland Revenue campaign highlighting cash jobs has hit home, with four in five believing they’ll get caught if they cheat on their taxes.

The survey of nearly 420 tradies shows that the message that doing under-the-table jobs is a tax crime is getting through.

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Exceeding your business potential?

​Did you know that Alliotts not only works with construction and trade businesses to minimise tax, file GST and income taxes. We also work with businesses like yours to establish what is needed to really get humming.

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Whether you're turning over $150K or $30M, our free seminar in Parnell on 11 August will help you improve your business' bottom line, better manage your risk, bring greater clarity to your business performance and help you plan for the future.

Basically, it's designed to help you make more money and do less paperwork. Read what some of our trade sector clients have said.

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We're very excited to be working with such a top level line-up of NZ construction industry experts and commentators for our next event, Tradies Make More Money, Do Less Paperwork on 11 August.

Take a few moments to read about each speaker who, between the four of us, will cover massive amount of information in just 90 minutes. Whether you're turning over $150K or $30M, our free seminar will help you improve your business' bottom line, better manage your risk, bring greater clarity to your business performance and help you plan for the future. Basically designed to help you make more money and do less paperwork.

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Free event for business owners in the NZ construction sector,  hosted by Alliott NZ Chartered Accountants and other industry experts.

Tuesday, 11 August 2015 from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM | Parnell, Auckland

Proposed changes to the Construction Contracts Act 2002 means better outcomes for trade industry subbies and head contractors trying to get paid on the completion of jobs. The proposed amendment to the Act means that retention monies previously withheld against potentially defective work will be more formally managed and accounted for correctly. The move sees subcontractors elevated from bottom-of-the-barrel status of being an unsecured creditor to a status that sits right up the top along with the likes of the IRD, which we think is great news!