The IR330C (Tax rate notification for contractors) form is an IRD form filled out by contractors, freelancers, and other self-employed individuals when they are working for large ‘labour hire’ organisations and other specified activities in New Zealand.

We have recently encountered an issue where some of our tax payment emails are being diverted by high-level email filters, resulting in them either ending up in the spam folder or not being received at all.

Should you use a credit card to pay off IRD debt?

If you sell a residential property in New Zealand within a specific period, you are required to pay income tax on any profits unless the property is your primary residence or another exemption applies.

While registered companies can freely employ family members, sole traders must seek approval from the Inland Revenue if they wish to bring their spouse or partner into the business.

We explore the implications of new legislation on GST, information collection, and the responsibilities of platform operators. Learn how these changes impact businesses and individuals in the platform economy and gain insights into how accountants can adapt to best serve their clients in this evolving landscape.

We want to shed some light on the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Incentive in New Zealand and help you determine whether your business is eligible to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity.

In this blog post, we'll delve into the key updates introduced by the Public Act 2023 No 5 and how they might affect your operations.

As a small business owner in New Zealand, you have a unique advantage when it comes to taxes. Owning a small business opens up a world of opportunities for tax savings and wealth creation. In this blog post, we will walk you through the key aspects of how tax works for small businesses in New Zealand, highlighting the benefits and strategies you can utilise to maximise your tax savings.