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Tax Planning Strategies for 2025

With 2025 fast approaching, it’s time to take control of your tax strategy. From maximising deductions to staying compliant with updated regulations, our expert tips will help your business reduce liabilities and unlock financial opportunities for the year ahead.

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Year-End Financial Planning

Do you know if you've been naughty or nice? Don't take any changes - get yourself ready for the summer break.

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Inland Revenue's Pursuit of Tax Avoidance

Inland Revenue's latest draft guidance on the Business Continuity Test (BCT) brings a fresh perspective on how companies can carry forward tax losses under new rules. Here's what you need to know.

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Practical Tax Solutions

Join Michelle and Serj from Andersen as they explore complex tax issues through real-life case studies. Discover practical solutions for shareholder accounts, tax residency, property tax, GST on short-term letting, and more. Stay updated with our training sessions and expert insights.

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Our Latest Insights

Repairs or Capital? Inland Revenue Reinforces Its Long-Standing Approach

For many business owners and property investors, one of the most frustrating tax questions is whether expenditure can be claimed immediately as a deduction or whether it must be capitalised.

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Inland Revenue’s Draft View On Section CB 3: A Wider Net, But Not A Capital Gains Tax

Inland Revenue has released a draft interpretation statement considering when a disposal of land may be taxable under section CB 3 of the Income Tax Act 2007. The draft, PUB00519, follows an earlier consultation in 2024 and reflects a revised view on the relationship between section CB 3 and the land sale rules, particularly sections CB 12 and CB 13.

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Why Most Businesses Have a Pricing Problem – Not a Profit Problem

Many businesses are busy, but busy doesn't always mean profitable. Often, the issue isn't a lack of work. It's a lack of pricing discipline. From under-recovering overheads and misunderstanding margins to competing on price and failing to account for risk, small pricing mistakes can have a significant impact on profitability.

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Why Successful Overseas Business Owners Need Local New Zealand Tax Insight

Discover why understanding New Zealand's tax obligations early can help protect your business, reduce risk and support sustainable growth.

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