The Business of Tax - Podcast Series

There is the business of tax, and there are tax businesses. Tax Management New Zealand values our relationship with our tax agents and accounting firms – together we help build each other up. In the spirit of this collaboration, Tax Management New Zealand is bringing tax agents a series of 20 podcasts that explores questions around how to build a better advisory business in disruptive times.

Unquestionably we are living in a time of disruption, and it’s not just Covid-19 and a rapidly changing regulatory landscape. We have changes in client behaviour and needs, and advances in technology – such as real-time data – that are changing the advisory business landscape. We trust this podcast, and the experts we interview, will help you not only navigate but prosper through these times.

TMNZ has rounded up a group of experts in their field. They’re here to inspire, educate, and inform you on your business and tax.

Subscribe to our podcast on

Spotify
Soundcloud
iTunes
Google play

Our latest episodes

The unintended consequences of the new tax rates on property

 The unintended consequences of the new tax rates on property 1200 630 Lloyd Evaroa
  • Lloyd Evaroa
  • No Comments

Are the new property taxes targeting investors and speculators really a capital gains tax by stealth, and is the 39% being bandied about by the media misleading?
Speaking of tax rates, is it time to align the likes of a ‘capital gains tax’ with income tax rates to help make the tax system less complicated? We talk to Terry Baucher, about the implications of New Zealand’s new ‘property profits’ tax.

Can social media work for accountants and service providers?

 Can social media work for accountants and service providers? 1200 630 Lloyd Evaroa

Tash Gate and Rory Wyatt talk about social media for accountants and service providers. How to get started, channel opportunities, and building trust with current and future clients.

Real-time data in the financial sector a threat or opportunity?

 Real-time data in the financial sector a threat or opportunity? 1200 630 Lloyd Evaroa

Some argue that technology and real-time data are intrusive and will allow the IRD access or potential access to client information that should private. Others say that real-time data is an opportunity for both the client and the advisor and ultimately leads to better business for both. We talk to Sue Pak, New Zealand Head of Accounting at Xero to discuss some of the opportunities and issues real-time data presents.

Enter your
text here