Paul Martin Chartered Accountant Ltd :: Accounting, Taxation and Business Advisory :: Auckland, New Zealand


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Whether you need assistance with your individual or business accounting needs, we are here to help you explore your potential. 


Perhaps you need input to your business strategy? Maybe you have an issue to trouble shoot? Or, you need your accounting and tax affairs handled with accuracy, professionalism and care. If you want your business to achieve its full potential, tap into our know-how! We have experience working with many progressive small and medium sized businesses across a wide range of industries.


If you are an individual, perhaps you need help optimising your rental and investment portfolios for tax? Or you are a contractor needing to complete a tax return and make ACC payments?


Whatever your circumstances, count on us. Spot on numbers. Accurate advice. No worries. Let's work together!

Testimonials

"My company was experiencing very rapid growth and I needed more working capital. I approached my existing bank who were unwilling to assist. Paul helped me with cashflow projections to prove my business case and introduced me to a new bank who understood my business." Read More
Stewart Robertson, Stirling Recruitment Limited
"Just a quick note of appreciation in assisting with the setting up of my new company. Until now I have used your services for the past 4 years purely from an accounting perspective, however found that your ability to provide strategic input in an organisational programme and corporate governance" Read More
David Coley, Cruise Escapes Limited
"I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for providing such a professional and positive experience over the past few years. It has always been a pleasure dealing with you and I am sure I will continue to provide inputs from my side going forward." Read More
Natasha Gill, Jamil Holdings Limited

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When you sign up for one of our convenient service plans, you have the certainty of knowing what you are getting from the outset with your annual fees agreed upfront, then spread over the year via easy monthly repayments. We can help you manage every aspect of your business and personal financial affairs and tailor make a programme of services to fit your circumstances.



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We offer a range of free, easy to use online tools to help you manage aspects of your business and keep you up to date with tax facts and information as well as key financial dates.

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PMCA Blog

By Paul Martin 04 Dec, 2023
There were some key takeouts of interest to many of our clients from the recently signed coalition agreements between National, ACT and New Zealand First and the formation of the new Government. In particular there are a number of policies which will likely benefit landlord clients who own residential rentals. I have summarised some of these below. 1. Return of Interest deductibility for residential rental properties Interest deductibility for residential rental property owners will return. It will be phased back in over three tax years: • 2023/24 tax year: 60% of interest cost will be deductible. • 2024/25 tax year: 80% of interest cost will be deductible. • 2025/26 tax year: 100% of interest cost will be deductible. 2. Reduction in bright-line period National signalled in their pre-election campaign that the bright-line period for residential rental property sales would reduce from 10-years to 2-years. While the exact implementation of this policy is not yet known, it is good news on the horizon for residential property investors. 3. Reinstatement of 90-day no-cause termination notices The new government will reinstate 90-day no-cause tenancy termination notices. This will avoid many unnecessary disputes in the Tenancy Tribunal and gives landlords more confidence in letting to possibly “marginal tenants". Many landlords have avoided what they considered to be risky tenants because eviction for anti-social behaviour was so difficult. With this reinstatement, landlords might be more inclined to give a marginal tenant a chance because they know that if the tenant misbehaves, they won’t be stuck with them. If you would like more information on how these changes might affect your personal circumstances, please feel free to contact us to discuss further.
By Paul Martin 18 Jul, 2023
If you had to pay tax of more than $5,000 in your last income tax return, you may have to pay provisional tax for the following year. Provisional tax is like making progress payments on next year's income tax.
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