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From spreadsheet chaos to workflow clarity: Why accounting firms love ProvCheck
ProvCheck transforms provisional tax notices into a streamlined process you can trust. Say goodbye to spreadsheets and hello to smarter workflows.
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World’s first tax-backed commercial paper receives a Moody's sovereign-equivalent rating
Tax Traders announce the world’s first asset-backed commercial paper that is secured by provisional tax deposits held on account with Inland Revenue.
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IR system issue: Review myIR for UOMI and penalties
Inland Revenue (IR) has informed us that taxpayers who filed tax returns between 17 March and 17 April 2025 remain liable for use-of-money interest (UOMI) and late payment penalties.
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Question of the Month: May 2025
What’s the best provisional tax approach for your clients this 7 May? We have flexible options that help them stay in control of their cash flow.
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Tax Traders approved as Inland Revenue digital services provider
Tax Traders is now fully integrated with Inland Revenue (IR) as an approved digital services provider.
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Tax pooling strategies for audits and voluntary disclosures
As Inland Revenue goes about its investigation activities at ever-increasing pace, Tax Traders thought it would be beneficial to outline the extent to which we can help your clients.
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Question of the Month: April 2025
Ever felt lost in a tax jungle? Don’t you wish you had a provisional tax guru at your fingertips?
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Tax Traders and Taxi appoint Caroline Williams as new Board Chair
Grey St. Investments, the parent company of New Zealand fintech firms Tax Traders and Taxi, have announced the appointment of Caroline Williams as their new Board Chair.
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Tax Traders achieves international security certification
It’s official – Tax Traders is New Zealand’s most secure tax pool. We are the first (and so far, only) tax pooling provider to receive ISO 27001 certification.
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Imputation credit rule change makes Taxi more accessible
A key amendment to the imputation credit rules means that, from 1 April when the change takes effect, more taxpayers will be able to access tax-backed working capital through Taxi, without impacting their imputation credit account (ICA).
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Cheat sheet: Provisional tax and debit UOMI rules
How do you ensure you’re buying tax at the correct dates to eliminate use of money interest and late payment penalties on your client’s account?
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