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IRD Enforcing Brightline Test
IRD have started sending out letters to persons who have sold land within 2 years of purchase, implying that unless the property was used as the taxpayers main home, any profit may be taxable and that the tax return should have been filed by 7 July.
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WK Expands into Christchurch
WK has set up office in Christchurch, expanding the reach of it’s innovative accounting and business advisory services.
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Hoax Emails
These are often cyber criminals who want you to click on a link in the email or an attachment which will contain malicious software (virus).
Read blog postThe Power of Benchmarking
Benchmarking can be everything from comparing financial results to full strategy comparisons, and it allows you to assess your performance against those of your competitors. From here you can tweak strategies and operational plans to improve your performance.
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Welcome to our New Building
The team at WK are pleased to invite clients and partners to celebrate the opening of our brand new office. Please join us for some food, drinks and a tour of our new building.
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WK Make the Move into New Building
WK Advisors and Accountants will make the move into their new purpose built building next week.
Read blog postReceiving Payments Faster – Stripe Update
Like other payment services you must sign up and activate an account with Stripe which you can do by clicking here.
Read blog postStrategic Planning Tips for Small Businesses
Many small business owners are so busy working in their businesses that they often don’t take the time to strategically plan for the future.
Read blog postEarthquake Employer Subsidy
We have just been made aware that Kaikoura businesses who have been affected by the 14 November earthquake may be able to have an extension on the wage subsidy.
Read blog postValue of Employer Provided Accommodation
The new approach is substantially different to the old approach and needless to say will mean that the amount by which an employee’s income is to be grossed up will most likely be considerably higher than under the old rules.
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