Trial Balance Newsletter - December 2021
December 16, 2021
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Items of interest include:
- How much should you invest
- Signs of a scam
- Reimbursement for use of telcos
- Bye-bye tax invoices
- Ways to grow your business
- Family Trusts - new tax law
- Keys to sustainable business success
- Take control of Direct Debits
- Debt Collection in an age of Inflation
- New sale rule splits business components
- Covid Subsidies and GST
- Fringe Benefits
- Rental property repairs and maintenance
- Immigration Update
March 2025 Update from the CG Team
Link to the NZCA Trial Balance Newsletter, published March 2025
2024 Christmas Update from the CG Team
Link to the NZCA Trial Balance Newsletter, published December 2024
Link to NZCA Trial Balance Newsletter, published September 2024
Link to NZCA Newsletter June 2024
Items of interest include:
Unveiling NZ's business metamorphosis
Invest in yourself - the ultimate path to success
Company vehicles kept at home but used for business
Changes to personal income tax thresholds
90-day trial period
Disposal of trading stock at below market value
Trustee income to be taxed at 39%
Shareholding continuity/different classes of shares - watch your imputation credits/losses
Mileage rate
Minimum wage increase from 1 April
Bright-line test on property held briefly
Knowing your numbers
May 2024 CG Update- important information for farmers and those with a 31 May balance date.
CG Update March 2024 - important information for the end of the financial year
Link to March 2024 newsletter published by NZCA
Items of interest include:
Stress & Pressure - how are they different?
8 employee retention strategies
Tax changes loom for rental income
Business Valuation - what is your business worth?
Family trust shareholder - pay dividends now?
Family trusts and children who grow up
GST registration for part-time business
Loans to your company
Shareholder fallouts
Tax Calendar
Link to December 2023 Trial Balance Newsletter - valuable information from NZCA
Embracing self-leadership
How Kiwi companies in Australia can avoid the 'double tax' trap
Inheritances and relationship property
Paid parental leave
Air tags to track your valuables
String of emails - policy may be required
Bright-Line - main home exclusion
Tax Calendar
