Slater Chartered Accountants Blog — IRD rules

PAYE Due August 20

Posted by Millie Slater on August 16, 2015

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Your PAYE is due soon. August can be a tough month for small businesses and many of the goBeanie and Slater Chartered Accountants clients have PAYE, GST and Provisional tax to pay within this four week period. It’s the nasty grand slam.

Make sure you're prepared.

Pay your PAYE a day early (on the 19 August) and pre-load the payment.

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28 August Tax - 1st Provisional

Posted by Millie Slater on July 28, 2014

Just a reminder the first payment for Provisional Tax for the 2015 Tax year is due on the 28 August. Slaters clients who make Provisional Payments will be sent their booklet in the next week or so and will then receive their calculated payment information a few days later. We want you to have time to consider the relevant information and organise your payment well in advance of the 28 August IRD deadline date. We know it's never nice having to fork out moolah to IRD or anywhere else for that matter. That's why we like to give you plenty...

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Important IRD Update

Posted by Millie Slater on May 14, 2014

From 1 October 2014 customers will no longer be able to make cheque payments or drop off returns or forms at Westpac branch as IRD is removing this service from Westpac. You will be able to continue making cash and eftpos payments at Westpac.The intent of this change is to encourage online payments. More than 70% of tax payments are made electronically at the moment and the IRD wants to increase that percentage. Also from 1 October 2014, payments posted to IRD need to be RECEIVED by IRD on or before the due date to avoid payment penalties and interest....

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Little Piece of Paradise - Tax and Renting Out Your Holiday Home

Posted by Millie Slater on November 20, 2013

If you have a personal holiday home and you rent it out here and there, Slater Chartered Accountants wants you to know about the latest tax information that affects you. Mixed Use Assets This is when you have a holiday home or bach and you also rent it out to the public or others to generate some extra income. It is used for "private use" and also for "income-earning use." In 2013-14, The IRD made some changes to tax on your mixed use asset. We'll explain. Private Use: This means use by you and any person associated with you, even...

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Tax Stuff from Hamilton Chartered Accountants -Time Periods for Tax Refunds

Posted by Millie Slater on November 14, 2013

There's some changes happening in at the IRD. The time period for claims claiming your tax refunds has changed. It used to be that tax refunds had to be made within a 4 year period of the end of the income year a return was filed in, with an additional 4 year period available if the refund was due to a clear mistake or an honest oversight on your part. From 2013-14 and later tax years, this additional further 4 year period will not longer be available to you or your business. Refunds resulting from assessments for the 2012-2013 and...

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