Inland Revenue’s Tony Morris – let’s bust the myth about robot tax investigators
04 October 2018
The use of automated algorithms is disrupting industries across the world and tax administration is certainly no exception.
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Government ramps up R&D tax incentive
03 October 2018
The Coalition Government is backing businesses to succeed with a new tax incentive that aims to unlock further spending on research and development.
Inland Revenue firmly focused on bright-line – Richard Owen
19 September 2018
Any suggestion that Inland Revenue has taken its eye off the ball when it comes to property investors is thoroughly misleading.
Thousands of employers signing up for payday filing seminars
18 September 2018
Around 10,000 seats are already booked for a series of nationwide seminars to help employers prepare for the shift to payday filing.
Be ready to shift to payday filing
30 August 2018
The time is now for New Zealand employers to get ready to shift to payday filing.
Canterbury tax relief, GST loophole closed
14 August 2018
Revenue Minister Stuart Nash has confirmed Parliament will extend tax relief for Canterbury businesses affected by issues relating to depreciation following the earthquakes.
AIM champions help Inland Revenue make provisional tax even easier for small businesses
02 August 2018
Customers are likely to be the biggest advocates for the new Accounting Income Method (AIM) as Inland Revenue looks to improve the product for year two.
AIM’s early adopters experience simpler provisional tax
17 July 2018
More than 1,100 customers have opted for more certainty around their provisional tax obligations by signing up for the new Accounting Income Method (AIM).
Leniency to be applied on GST late filing penalties
28 June 2018
Statement from the Commissioner of Inland Revenue Naomi Ferguson:
GST system problem identified
27 June 2018
Problems with Inland Revenue’s GST processing system, we now believe are resolved, were tracked down to a network load rebalancer at IR’s telecommunications provider.