AIM (Accounting Income Method) is a new provisional tax payment method that small businesses can use from 1 April 2018. Taxpayers who currently use AIM capable software (or have the software in place by 1 April 2018) and whose turnover is less than $5m can choose to use the new AIM method. At the time […]
By Shelley-ann Brinkley – 27 March 2018 Draft legislation for the proposed regional fuel tax was introduced to Parliament late last week, (Land Transport Management (Regional Fuel Tax) Amendment Bill (38-1)) and is expected to be passed in June with an implementation date from 1 July 2018. The purpose of the fuel tax is to […]
Draft legislation for the proposed regional fuel tax was introduced to Parliament late last week, (Land Transport Management (Regional Fuel Tax) Amendment Bill (38-1)) and is expected to be passed in June with an implementation date from 1 July 2018. The purpose of the fuel tax is to establish a mechanism to gather funding […]
Another so-called tax ‘loop-hole’ about to be closed On the Labour party’s pre-election tax policy wish-list was the ring-fencing of residential rental losses. Over the weekend the Revenue Minister, in his speech to IFAC in Queenstown, confirmed that this was a current priority of the Government and we are therefore likely to see draft legislation […]
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