The new financial year comes with new changes to taxation and payroll. Be up to date on these new payroll trends and read on.
Business Accountants: New changes to taxation and payroll

The new financial year comes with new changes to taxation and payroll. Be up to date on these new payroll trends and read on.
As we near the end of the financial year it might be time to think about pulling together your 2022 financial year information.
As we near the end of some of the New Zealand Government Covid-19 Border restrictions, many Kiwis are either planning on returning home, or jetting off on an epic adventure.
As a property investor, you will already know that you can deduct business expenses from your rental income, but are you sure you’re not missing out on anything that’s available to you?
If you’re planning to start contracting, you might want to hold off and think about several important things first!
You probably know by now that most costs that you incur and are necessary to run your business are tax deductible – but hold off from the shopping spree!
Do you have a residential property up for rent? Are you aware of your tax obligations relating to deductible expenses, loss carry forwards and GST?
If you have rental income, regardless of whether you’re renting out land, a house, a caravan, a room, or a building, you can’t escape paying tax on your profits, but how much tax should you be paying?
One of the perks of being a sole trader, contractor or business owner is being able to claim tax deductions for business-related expenses, but many miss out on some of these simply because they are unaware of what they can and can’t claim.
The implementation of the Research & Development Tax
Incentive (RDTI) has not exactly been a smooth ride, but remember, nothing good
comes easy!