You’ve taken the plunge to become a contractor. How exciting to be self-employed! But first – find an accountant! You’ll need to talk to an accountant who has experience in start-ups and help you set the right path from the get-go.
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Contractor Accountants: Accounting software for contractors
Contracting comes with many benefits but it’s not all rainbows and butterflies! Businesses are becoming more open to different employment methods, and cloud computing largely supports this change (especially when it comes to contractors).
Keep the holiday season fun and stress-free!
The holiday season is a great time to rest and relax as everyone catches up with family and friends. However, many New Zealanders feel extra social and financial stresses during the holiday season because of the pressure to create a magical time for our tamariki and whanau.
Contractor Accountants: Tax deductions and considerations before contracting
If you’re planning to start contracting, you might want to hold off and think about several important things first!
Trade Accountants: How an accounting software can save you money
Many trades and construction companies admit that they struggle more with managing their cash flow, than finding new clients – that’s not surprising given the current booming construction industry!
Trades Accountants: Should you lease or buy equipment?
Do you need equipment for your trade business, but are not sure whether you should lease or buy it? If you have limited capital or need to upgrade your equipment every few years, leasing might be the better option.
Café Accountants: How to keep your labour budget in check
One of the most challenging things in running a business is dealing with payroll. Payroll eats up a huge part of business expenses (and often managers time), and should be managed carefully as it can make, or break a business.
Franchise Accountants: Tips on buying a franchise
You could be a seasoned investor looking for fresh new investments or a newbie, armed with big goals, dreams (and yes, capital!) – but have absolutely no idea how to run a business.
Restaurant Accountants: What tax deductions are available to you?
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!
Property Accountants: Tax based on rental property type
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?