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If your worker/s are not at the workplace, cannot work from home, and not sick – then you should both consult the employment agreement and discuss options. 

A fourth Wage Subsidy Scheme payment has been announced. Applications for “Wage Subsidy August 2021 #3” close at 11.59pm tonight.

A third Wage Subsidy Scheme payment has been announced. Applications for “Wage Subsidy August 2021 #2” close at 11.59pm on Thurs 16th Sept, if you have not applied and wish to – call us now.

Level 2: An update on what this means for our team and our service to you.

Applications are now open for the second round of wage subsidy, and will close at 11.59pm on Thursday 16th September 2021. Our team are here to help – please contact us if you need assistance.

The Government has approved a second round of wage subsidy – “Wage Subsidy August 2021 #2”. The first August wage subsidy closes at 11.59pm on Thurs 2nd Sept , if you have not applied and wish to – call us now.

Level 3: An update on what this means for our team and our service to you.

The key message in this article is to touch base with us if you accidently missed a provisional tax payment as paying IRD late can have significant implications and there are other options available to mitigate these.

A friendly reminder that provisional tax is due on Monday 30th August for some MARCH balance date clients. If you will have difficulty making the required payments, please get in touch with your client manager to discuss your options.

Because we are all about making it easy for you….
See our handy list with links to the current business support available.

The Wage Subsidy August 2021 has been announced. This is a payment to support employers.

Support may be available to you to keep your employees paid.

Our doors may be shut – but we want to assure you that we are all very much set up offsite and operational. Contact us should you need to, we are here to help.

As we head into the new dairy season, we look at the Fonterra payout profile and changes this season.

Proposed changes remove the ability to deduct interest expense for residential rental properties.