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NZ Tax Planning Checklist 2024

With actions you can take now to maximise tax deductions before 31 March, see our useful checklist.

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Tax Planning for Business Owners

Time spent early on tax planning ensures you have certainty on all tax matters… so you can focus on building the business!

deductions

Interest deductibility on property investments

New law expected: Deduct 60% of property interest in the year to 31 March 2024.

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Tax treatment of NZ property investors

There will be plenty of changes as the year progresses — we outline some of the key ones to watch now.

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Late filing and time bar for 2022 income tax returns

Late filing penalties waived for Cyclones Gabrielle and Hale and Jan floods if filed before 31 May instead of 31 March 2023.

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Creating business value

There’s more to accounting than compliance. A well-run accounting function is multiskilled… and supports business leaders to accomplish a range of different outcomes. In our article, we outline 5 important ways a business can benefit from the breadth of skills in an accounting function.

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Tax Rules Changes for NZ Residential Investment Property

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

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NZ 2022 Year-End Tax Checklist

There are actions you can take now to maximise tax deductions. We’ve provided a useful checklist of tax deductions available for you to consider.

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Bitcoin crash wakeup call

Cryptocurrency including Bitcoin has “tanked” over the past few weeks after Elon Musk voiced his concerns.

housing

NZ Brightline rules and interest deductibility

In an effort to control rising house prices, the NZ government has implemented tax changes in regard to residential investment properties.

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Filing your EOY Tax post COVID-19

From new rules to keep cash flowing to staff reimbursements and allowances, we've got you covered this tax time.

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Succession Planning

As accountants, we like our clients to think ahead… even on a 3 to 10-year timeframe. A major part of this is Succession Planning. Where Succession Planning is concerned, clarity brings opportunity… and the risks of “getting it wrong” can be significant.