Taxation

By Paul Martin August 5, 2025
If you had to pay tax of more than $5,000 in your last income tax return, you may have to pay provisional tax for the following year. Provisional tax is like making progress payments on next year's income tax.
By Paul Martin May 4, 2022
Reference: Otago Daily Times 12 April 2022 (condensed)
By Paul Martin October 18, 2021
Around one in five Kiwis is either invested in cryptocurrency or plans to invest, according to a survey by the Financial Services Council. With so many of us jumping into cryptoassets, it's helpful to understand what our tax obligations are.
By Paul Martin January 22, 2020
When you own a residential rental property, the tax you pay depends on whether you are an investor or dealer in residential rental property as dealers are taxed more heavily.
By Paul Martin July 28, 2019
Tucked away toward the back of your annual financial statements you will find details of your shareholder current account. It might be in credit or it might be overdrawn, and you might ask does it really matter?
By Paul Martin June 24, 2019
To help you better understand this area, below is an overview of the types of activities subject to FBT, with a particular discussion on use of motor vehicles which is the most common scenario our clients face.
By Paul Martin March 17, 2019
We understand how terminal tax can sometimes put pressure on your cash flow. And, if you add into the mix that looming provisional tax payment due on 7 May (the final installment for the 2019 year), it can add up to a few sleepless nights, right?
By Paul Martin February 24, 2019
Like most property owners you have probably heard about the bright-line test but not necessarily understood how and when it could apply. We have been noticing an increase in queries from clients about how this property rule applies to their own situation.
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