Have you been feeling the effects of the recent property tax changes? Two of the latest property tax changes are already affecting residential property investors.
Property Accountants: Tax deductions for interest against residential income

Have you been feeling the effects of the recent property tax changes? Two of the latest property tax changes are already affecting residential property investors.
For most tradespeople, paperwork is a chore that needs to be done to keep the business running. As the trades industry thrives, financial experts are needed more and more to guide them in the right direction and help them keep their finances in check.
If you’re keen on getting involved in property development, one important principle you need to understand is called “highest and best use.”
Many property investors start their property development journey with too much optimism and not much thought of the risks that come with it.
We all know we can make big profits when renovating! But did you know it may not always be smooth sailing?
There are several factors you need to consider before deciding whether property development is right for you.
So, you have selected a site and conducted feasibility studies. You’ve worked with your team of architects and engineers and obtained council approvals and finance for your project.
With the RBNZ increasing the cash rate to 1.5 per cent in April, as a property or business owner what can you do to prepare for the increase in the cash rate and interest rates?
One of the biggest obstacles faced by both seasoned and beginning property developers is getting a planning permit or just about the whole development approval process.
Listen up – The Small Business Cashflow loan’s two-year interest-free and repayment-holiday periods are about to end! This means some are now expected to make monthly repayments with interest.