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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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NZ EOFY Payroll Guide 2024

Get the guide and be confident about upcoming payroll legislation changes and EOFY requirements.

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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!

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Start FY24 on the right foot

Start FY24 off right with control, tech, self-care and good advice. Seize the chance to reset and plan for success.

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End of financial year payroll processing

FYE housekeeping for payroll managers means four NZ payroll calculation changes for the new financial year.

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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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Xero’s COVID-19 Response

With COVID-19 impacting Xero's operations around the globe, Xero is delaying the price rise which was set to take effect from 18 March until 1 July 2020.

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Upcoming changes to NZ payroll

Xero provides tools and education to make your compliance and updates a breeze, leaving you with more time to focus on doing the things you want to do.

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Your 2016 year end checklist

The standard year end for New Zealand businesses is upon us, occurring at the end of this month. There are actions you can take now to maximise tax deductions prior to this date. We’ve provided a useful checklist of tax deductions available for you to consider.

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Xero files can help with Year End Preparation

Xero files allow you to upload files to Xero and attach them to transactions as supporting documents or just store them in your Xero file library.  This is a great opportunity to reduce the time spent preparing accounts and eliminate missing records. We outline exactly how you can do that.

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2016 New Zealand tax planning tips

For New Zealand business operators, 1 April signals the start of each new financial year for business and tax purposes… Which means the month of March brings opportunities to review and plan your financial position in order to minimise tax and cash surpluses for the coming year.