By Phil Barlow – 27 May 2016 The No Surprise Budget – 26 May 2016 Reading through the various documents that were released yesterday during Budget 2016, nothing particularly new jumps out to surprise me. We have a Public Infrastructure package of $2.1b where $857m of that is allocated to replacing Inland Revenue’s tax administration […]
Apparently there’s a saying about electric bikes, or ‘e-bikes’ as they’re known. It goes something like, ‘before you try it, you think it’s cheating; after you’ve tried it, you don’t give a toss’. Electric Bikes NZ Limited – James Speedy (left) with Director, Anthony Clyde In 2017, Stuff journalist Rob Stock spent a week on an e-bike […]
By Shelley-ann Brinkley – 10 May 2016 The use-of-money-interest rates charged by the IRD on underpaid and overpaid tax are periodically reviewed to ensure that they reflect changes in the current market rates. Effective from 8 May 2016, the rate charged on underpaid tax dropped to 8.27% (from 9.21%), and the rate charged on overpaid […]
By Shelley-ann Brinkley – 6 May 2016 The IRD’s mileage rate has been reduced to 72 cents (down from 74 cents) effective from the 2016 income year onwards. In line with the Commissioner’s obligation to review the mileage rate on an annual basis, the Commissioner has announced the result of the review for the 2016 […]
Going the Distance for Oxfam
Hayes Knight listed as one of the top accounting firms in New Zealand for the third year running
SHOULD YOU USE TAX POOLING?
Countdown to Tokyo
