Provisional tax payments that suits your business cashflow

Tax Management NZ (TMNZ) offers a better way to pay your provisional tax, so you can manage your cashflow, save time and reduce expenses. We call it: doing tax on your terms.

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TMNZ are IRD registered and the industry leaders

Flexible Payment

Pay provisional tax when it suits your business cashflow

Save Cost & Time

Save up to 30% on IRD interest by paying through TMNZ

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We use the highest security standards so your funds are in safe hands

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Innovative Solutions

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How can we help you?

Pay provisional tax

When it suits your business while reducing interest costs and penalties

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Reduce risk on overpaid tax

Reduce tax liability risk and potentially earn more interest.

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Reduce tax audit costs

And save up to 30% on IRD interest for reassessed tax

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Do you work for an accounting firm and manage taxpayer clients?

We can help you and your clients do tax on their terms

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TMNZ is used by more businesses and accounting firms than any other tax pool

As New Zealand’s leading tax pooling provider, no one understands provisional tax better than TMNZ. With the largest and most established tax pool in New Zealand, TMNZ is the industry innovator, providing the best service and best flexibility to our customers.

Our clients include thousands of small- and medium-sized businesses as well as some of New Zealand’s largest banks, state-owned enterprises and well known corporate names.

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Taxpayers helped throughout New Zealand

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TMNZ is the first choice for New Zealand accounting firms

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The service provided is a win-win for my clients.

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Easy to deal with and NEVER is anything a problem with TMNZ.

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TMNZ are second to none in terms of service and expertise.

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