GST on time, every single time.
We register you for GST when you need to be, set the right filing frequency and file every return before it’s due, so the 28th stops being a worry.
- Fixed feeAgreed before we start
- 5.0 on GoogleFrom 33 five-star reviews
- Xero, MYOB or spreadsheetsWe work with what you use
Everything covered, nothing missed.
- GST registration, and choosing the invoice or payments basis
- Monthly, two-monthly or six-monthly returns
- Checks on the GST in your Xero or MYOB file before we file
- GST on property and large asset purchases
- Reminders before every due date
- Fixing past errors with IRD
What to send us
- Access to your Xero or MYOB file, or your sales and expense records
- Invoices for large purchases or asset sales
- Any GST letters from IRD
Good questions.
When is GST due?
Usually on the 28th of the month after your period ends. There are two exceptions: a period ending in November is due on 15 January, and a period ending in March is due on 7 May.
Should I register if I turn over less than $60,000?
You can register by choice. It can make sense if you’re buying equipment or most of your customers are GST-registered businesses. We’ll talk it through with you.
Which filing frequency is best?
It depends on your turnover and cash flow. Two-monthly suits most small businesses. Six-monthly cuts paperwork if your turnover is under $500,000.
Ravin ShankarManaging DirectorFixed fee, agreed before we start
Tell us a little about your situation and we’ll email a fixed quote within one business day.
Any business turning over more than $60,000 a year, and smaller businesses that register by choice.
5.0 from 33 Google reviews
Every review is five stars. Clients mention clear answers, quick replies and work done on time.
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Ready to make tax the easy part of your business?
Book a free 15-minute call with Ravin, or get a fixed quote in about a minute. Prefer the phone? Ring 09 215 2246, Monday to Friday.
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