The months of April and May can really tax your cashflow. Let me explain. On 7 April, IRD expects you to pay terminal tax for the 2018 income year. Terminal tax means a taxpayer did not pay enough provisional tax for the previous year. As such, they need to square up the difference. To make…
read moreTMNZ can help clients pay 7 May provisional tax on their terms while eliminating late payment penalties and reducing interest costs.
read moreClients with a 7 April terminal tax date have until 15 June to purchase 2015 income tax from TMNZ. Inland Revenue will not accept the use of purchased tax pool funds to settle 2015 income tax liabilities if your clients are more than 75 days past their terminal tax date. In order for us to…
read morePlease be aware that March-September balance date clients with an extension of time who have yet to settle their 2014 income tax liabilities have until 15 June to buy tax from Tax Management NZ (TMNZ). If any of your clients have a 7 April terminal tax date and need to buy tax, log in to…
read morePlease be aware that March balance date clients without an extension of time (EOT) who have yet to settle their 2014 income tax liabilities have until 15 April to buy tax from Tax Management NZ (TMNZ). If any of your clients have a 7 February terminal tax date and need to buy tax, log in…
read moreYou do not need to worry if you missed paying terminal tax for the 2014 income year on 7 April. Tax pooling can be used up to 75 days after your terminal tax date to settle 2014 provisional and terminal tax liabilities. Buying tax from Tax Management NZ (TMNZ) can eliminate Inland Revenue late payment…
read moreTax Management NZ (TMNZ) would like to remind you that Inland Revenue will not accept the use of tax pool funds to settle your clients’ 2014 income tax liabilities if they are more than 75 days past their terminal tax date. Below are some key dates of which you need to be aware in the…
read moreTerminal tax – what is it? You may have heard your accountant or bookkeeper mention ‘terminal tax’ before, but what does it actually mean and why is it important to be aware of it? Terminal tax is the difference between what you have paid to Inland Revenue (IRD) in provisional tax over the previous income…
read moreThose with clients who have a 2013 terminal tax date of 7 April can still purchase tax – but must do so by 16 June, 2014. Tax Management NZ (TMNZ) has a plentiful supply of tax available to save your clients late payment penalties and Inland Revenue (IRD) use of money interest should they not…
read moreAnyone who has been hit hard by Inland Revenue (IRD) late payment penalties and use of money interest (UOMI) for unpaid or underpaid tax knows how crippling this can be. It’s the last thing you want to happen. However, using tax pooling to settle income tax liabilities reduces your exposure to late payment penalties and…
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