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Hospitality Industry

The Inland Revenue will be contacting clients in the hospitality industry to thank them if they’ve been keeping their books in order. Keeping books in good order assists with tax obligations and provides a more accurate view of cashflow, allows greater access to finances and ensures businesses are correctly valued. We encourage you to put […]

No cheques from 1 March

A friendly reminder that from 1 March 2020 the Inland Revenue will stop accepting payment by cheque, including cheques dated after 1 March 2020.  There are several payment methods offered by the Inland Revenue and the banks. Find out more about payment methods

Minimum wage to rise to $18.90 per hour

The Government has confirmed that the adult minimum wage will increase from $17.70 to $18.90 on 1 April 2020. Those on the starting-out and training wages will also see a boost in pay to $15.12 per hour. This rate remains at 80% of the adult minimum wage. The increase to $18.90 in 2020 offers a […]

2020 Livestock values

Office closure Friday 7 February 2020

Our offices will be closed on Thursday 6 February (Waitangi Day) and Friday 7 February to allow our staff an extra-long weekend. We apologise for any inconvenience.  For urgent enquiries please contact : Chantal 027 485-5223 or Phillipa 027 488-7570.

Field Days 5 -7 March 2020

Employment Information filed late letter issued in error

“Payday filing over December and January 2019/2020 – There will be a grace period close down from 24 December to the 15 January. Any paydays within this time frame are due from employers on 17 January if filing electronically or 29 January if filing by paper.“ With regard to this grace period we have identified […]

Xero – Free Small Business Seminar

Xero is hosting a free small business session at Barge Events Centre, 474 Maunu Road, Whangarei on 23 January 2020 between 5pm – 7pm.  This is an opportunity for you to learn more about Xero, including tips and tricks to help you become more efficient in managing your business accounting.  The session will cover: Financial […]

Workers’ rights you need to know before Christmas

As Christmas is near, it’s time to set the record straight on some of the most commonly misunderstood aspects of employment law that apply to the festive season. Here are the answers to 5 commonly asked questions.  It is focused on minimum legal employment rights. However, parties can agree to rights above the minimums and […]