If you use an area of your home for your business, such as your home office, garage or a workshop, you can claim a portion of the household expenses and... read more →
If you use your vehicle regularly for business then claiming vehicle expenses is a must. And if you only use your vehicle occasionally for work it might not seem worth... read more →
If you're self-employed and travel for work then claiming travel expenses is a must. You can claim lots of daily expenses when you’re travelling for work and the amounts can... read more →
The Independent Earner Tax Credit (IETC) provides tax relief to eligible New Zealanders earning between $24,000 and $70,000 per year. As with any tax credit, understanding the specifics of eligibility... read more →
The 2025 New Zealand Budget introduced a major change for businesses: the Investment Boost. It’s designed to encourage capital investment by letting businesses front-load deductions for new assets. For sole... read more →
For sole traders, calculating depreciation is an important aspect of managing your business finances and can significantly reduce your tax bill. Assets, such as vehicles, computers or machinery, lose value... read more →
As a self-employed professional or sole trader in New Zealand, you have the opportunity to claim donation tax credits for donations made to approved organisations. This guide will walk you... read more →
Having a drink or a meal with a business contact is even better when you know how to claim back entertainment expenses. The individual amounts might not seem like much... read more →
As a New Zealand sole trader you can claim business expenses and reduce your tax bill. Claiming sole trader deductible expenses doesn't have to be difficult. But knowing which expenses... read more →
You can claim residential rental deductions if you have a rental property, a flatmate in your home or earn income from a rental service such as Airbnb. The individual amounts... read more →
