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The Government announced its intention to introduce a revenue account method of calculating Foreign Investment Fund (FIF) income in March 2025.
Incorporated Societies must reregister by 5 April 2026, or they will cease to exist. We have put together a checklist to help your Incorporated Society prepare for re-registration.
Taking on a new tenant in your valuable commercial or industrial property is a major step. Whether you're negotiating a new lease or renewing an existing one, it’s essential to understand the key terms before committing. This guide breaks down the critical factors every landlord should consider—so you can secure a long-term tenant for your property.
Signing a commercial property is one of the biggest financial commitment a business can make, sometimes eclipsing labour costs. Get it wrong, and you could face unexpected costs, restrictions, or even legal headaches. Whether you're negotiating a new lease or renewing an existing one, it’s essential to understand the key terms before committing. This guide breaks down the critical factors every tenant should consider—so you can secure a lease that works for your business, not against it.
From its humble beginnings in an Epsom garage in 1977 to a multi-million-dollar export business, Jackson Electrical Industries has had JDW Chartered Accountants Limited alongside it all the way. This is a story of innovation, friendship and longevity.
Celebrating your team’s hard work is a year-end tradition—but have you ever wondered if your thoughtful gifts are also tax-smart? Before you pack those hampers or plan that party, let’s talk about the tax side of holiday rewards.
Christmas is meant to be enjoyable, but it can be stressful time of the year if you are a rushing to get everything done before the holiday. We have some tips to helps you to get through this period, so you can ease into a restful break this year.
What is the cost to your business when a customer doesn’t pay you? We can insure against fire and theft, and we can also insure against bad debts.
Once you have decided on which vehicle, and whether to lease or buy [i] , you’ll need to consider the tax treatment of your vehicle decision. This is largely dependent on who owns the vehicle and business usage vs private usage. [i] https://www.jdw.co.nz/choosing-a-vehicle-for-your-business
Your choice of vehicle can say a lot about you and your business, reflecting your values, personality and brand image. Beyond appearances, it's essential to consider accounting and tax perspectives that might impact your choice.