Submission on request to amend assessments ED0216
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Get on the front foot with New Zealand IRD payday filing
Mandatory payday filing hits NZ from April 2019, and chartered accountants can help clients cope with these payroll changes...
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Fairer dealings at the ATO, especially for small business
ATO Second Commissioner Andrew Mills says reforms to the tax office’s dispute processes signal its commitment to fairness...
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What to do if you and the ATO don’t see eye to eye
Fairer ATO dispute resolution procedures mean talking to the taxman should not come with a sense of dread...
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Single Touch Payroll concessions for closely held employees
Single Touch Payroll is mandatory for Australian employers from 1 July, but there’s flexibility for closely held employees...
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What’s on the horizon
There is an ambitious work programme ahead of the Government and Inland Revenue in 2019, as well as consultation on the Tax Working Group recommendations further work is in the pipeline on digital and...
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Inland Revenue and ACC Updates
Important updates for members from Inland Revenue and ACC. With a number of changes taking effect in April regarding payday filing and business transformation, make sure you have Inland Revenue’s...
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Taxpayers should have an advocate
We asked members who attended our 2019 NZ Tax Roadshow what they thought contributed to taxpayer ‘burn-off’ leading up to, and during, the Inland Revenue audit and investigations process. Seventy-nine...
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Submission - Options for taxing the digital economy
The NZ Government was considering whether to implement a unilateral digital services tax (DST) and/or, to work with the OECD to form a multilateral consensus on how to address the tax challenges of...
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Get up to speed on cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies were hyped as the next big thing a decade ago. That bubble burst, but cryptocurrencies aren’t going away...