In this article, we're diving into two important topics that have been gaining significant attention from Inland Revenue. By staying informed and proactive, you can safeguard you and your business against potential compliance issues. This issue is addressing two [...]
How to optimise your business: go digital and automate the business When I started out in my accounting career, computer tech was just starting to make its way into accounting offices. When I commenced in public practice many years later, [...]
It has been a while since our last newsletter, which was released before Christmas. Since then, we have been very busy welcoming clients from Evans Accounting, following Russell Evans retirement. We also heartily welcome all our other new clients. [...]
Rise Accountants friendly team of professionals are eager to use their expertise to help you through the economic headwinds. Successful businesses are adaptable. When the times change, they change with it. Smart business operators maintain their presence in the [...]
We get a lot of questions about what you can claim as a business expense, and clothing is one of the confusing topics when you’re self-employed. Most jobs have some sort of dress code – whether you wear suits and [...]
There have been a lot of rule changes for trusts over the past few years – and now Inland Revenue has introduced another tweak, one you need to know about if you use trusts to protect your assets. Who’s who [...]
The Government has introduced legislation to prevent tax losses from residential rental properties being offset against other income. That's right. We have the Brightline Test, which seeks to tax gains on residential rental properties where sold within 5 years. We [...]
I am sure you have heard about the upcoming changes to how employers must file their PAYE information with IRD. The new rules will affect all employers, no matter how small. For those of you who haven’t opted to change [...]
We signalled some months ago that a new method of calculating provisional tax is becoming available. This is known as the Accounting Income Method, or AIM. This method is particularly useful if: your business is growing you are new to [...]
