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End of Year Forms & FAQ
We focus on helping our customers achieve both their business and personal goals, so, we’ve put together helpful resources, information, and frequently asked questions that will help you in your business.
Please talk to us if you have any questions or concerns about your business situation – our team is here to help you.
YEAR 2024
YEAR 2023
Frequently Asked Questions
A normal financial year is from 1 April to 31 March.
Xero is the world’s easiest accounting software. It was designed by a Kiwi who saw the need for an accounting package that is easy to understand for everyone – even for those that don’t feel completely confident with computer use. There are numerous resources to teach you everything you want to know about Xero.
If your income is up to $14,000 your tax rate will be 10.5%
From $14,0001 to $48,000 the tax rate is 17.5%
From $48,0001 to $70,000 the tax rate is 30%
From $70.000 – $180,000 the tax rate 33%
From $180,000 and over the tax rate is 39%
If you are operating as a company, the company tax rate is 28%.
Absolutely, this will help you not get caught out at the end of the financial year with a bill.
Ordinarily tax returns are due 7 July of the following tax year.
With a tax agent you are granted an extension of time. With an extension of time you are given one year to file your tax return. This due date is 31 March of the following tax year.
If your annual turnover is $60,000 or greater then you are required to register for GST.
We sort all of the transfer for you on your behalf so there is no need for you to do anything :)
We recommend that you deposit all cash payments that you have received from customers. IRD have parameters that they run your tax returns through and if your sales versus expenses do not match the criteria that they have for your type of business, you could end up being audited by IRD.