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Use this week to get your money fighting fit and shed those habits that knock us back instead of moving us forward. Like personal fitness there is always room to improve... There are some great
initiatives and events running – check them out on the official money week website http://moneyweek.org.nz/ supported by the Commission for Financial Literacy and Retirement Income (the team that brings you Sorted).

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Dairy Farming - Cashflow Crunch Coming

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The 2014 / 2015 dairy farming season is well underway, and farmers are busy with day-to-day farming operations.This season the payout is predicted to reduce significantly, although farmers are yet to feel the full extent of this reduction due to the healthyretrospective payments coming through from Fonterra for last season.

The 100 Hour Delegation

Posted by on in Business Management

Most people are either doing administrative tasks or less important tasks that could more efficiently be handled by someone else. This stops them using their real skills on the important tasks that they should be doing.

The 100 hour delegation is a technique to help shed this unnecessary work.

You may have noticed that Inland Revenue has been featuring in the media quite a bit lately. Reported to have received additional funding, it has resulted in a sharp increase in audit activity and now, more than ever before, individuals and businesses are at risk of being selected for a random audit, enquiry, investigation or review.

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Changes to IRD payments

Posted by on in General Tax

From 1 October 2014 the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) are changing the way they accept payments. These changes mean that you will no longer be able to use the Westpac bank to drop off cheques, returns or forms. In addition, payments made by cheque must reach the IRD on or before the due date or risk incurring late payment penalties and interest. Previously the IRD had counted returns as on time so long as they had been posted by the due date.

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