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