Inland Revenue

TMNZ roadshows proving popular

TMNZ roadshows proving popular Lee Stace

There has been interest aplenty in TMNZ’s two Auckland roadshows, with more than 300 people down to attend. The two events are slated for 29 July at the Stamford Hotel and 1 August at the Ellerslie Event Centre. As well as getting two CPD hours, attendees will hear from speakers from Inland Revenue (IRD), an…

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Window to purchase 2015 income tax has closed

Window to purchase 2015 income tax has closed Lee Stace

You can no longer purchase 2015 income tax from Tax Management NZ (TMNZ), unless you have received a notice of reassessment from Inland Revenue (IRD). IRD will otherwise not accept the use of purchased tax pool funds to settle provisional and terminal tax liabilities as we are now more than 75 days past all terminal…

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Time running out to buy 2015 income tax

Time running out to buy 2015 income tax Lee Stace

Clients 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…

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Conferences call for TMNZ

Conferences call for TMNZ Lee Stace

Tax Management NZ (TMNZ) chief executive Chris Cunniffe gave a presentation on business transformation at the One Stop Update conferences in Auckland and Christchurch last week. Chris spoke about the impact of Inland Revenue’s transformation programme and what the proposed changes to business tax mean for those who pay provisional tax. He will also give…

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Tax tip: Coming up to your third provisional tax date and had a better financial year than expected?

Tax tip: Coming up to your third provisional tax date and had a better financial year than expected? Lee Stace

If you have had a better-than-expected year and are considering paying extra income tax at your final provisional tax date (P3) to compensate for earlier underpayments, Tax Management NZ (TMNZ) has an alternative method that will further reduce your exposure to IRD interest. We recommend you pay your estimated liability at P3 and purchase the…

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Connect-ing business owners with tax pooling

Connect-ing business owners with tax pooling Lee Stace

A number of business owners attended the BNZ Newmarket Connect event to find out more about tax pooling. Photo: BNZ Tax Management NZ (TMNZ) in conjunction with Crowe Horwath recently spoke to small business owners about how tax pooling can be used to manage income tax obligations at 13 BNZ branches across New Zealand. The…

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TMNZ happy with government’s revamp of business tax

TMNZ happy with government’s revamp of business tax Lee Stace

The chief executive of New Zealand’s largest tax pooling intermediary, Tax Management NZ (TMNZ), has applauded the New Zealand Government for its decision to be more lenient on how it will apply interest on provisional tax in the future. Prime Minister John Key announced today that Inland Revenue (IRD) will no longer subject businesses using…

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Last chance for clients with 7 February terminal tax date to buy 2015 income tax

Last chance for clients with 7 February terminal tax date to buy 2015 income tax Lee Stace

Clients with a 7 February terminal tax date have until 15 April to purchase 2015 income tax from TMNZ. Inland Revenue (IRD) will reject the use of purchased tax pool funds to settle these liabilities if your clients are more than 75 days past their terminal tax date. To ensure we meet this deadline, please…

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Take the sting out of underpaid 2015 income tax

Take the sting out of underpaid 2015 income tax Lee Stace

Find out how to eliminate IRD late payment penalties and reduce interest costs if you have not paid enough income tax. There is a method approved by Inland Revenue (IRD) that can ease the financial pressure on cashflow if the taxman has charged you late payment penalties and interest on underpaid 2015 income tax. It’s…

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Joel Slemrod talks weird taxes of the past

Joel Slemrod talks weird taxes of the past Lee Stace

Taxes on beards, bachelors, wigs and windows. As outlandish as these might sound, these taxes did exist at one point and were discussed recently by Robin Oliver Tax Policy Scholarships visiting lecturer and Professor of Business Economics and Public Policy at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business Joel Slemrod at a luncheon with…

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