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Tax Freedom Day 2008 was May 21st Wednesday May 21, 2008 was Tax Freedom Day (TFD) – the day New Zealanders stop working to pay the nation’s tax bill and start earning for themselves, according to leading accounting firm, Staples Rodway. The Staples Rodway-commissioned research shows Kiwis paid off their taxes five days earlier this year. However, this is still 9 days longer than it took Australians - a gap which widened to more than three weeks during the years 2004 to 2007. More... Risk Management – Dealing with change in difficult times Understanding the key risks affecting your business can enable you to take appropriate action when faced with a changing environment. The Best Excel® Training Courses provided by Staples Rodway Tired of Excel® training courses that are more like entrees than mains? Staples Rodway and BPM Analytical Empowerment present a series of Excel® training courses, designed to provide you with skills that can be immediately applied within your workplace, and which won’t leave you wanting for more! More...
KiwiSaver was first announced in Budget 2005 as part of a package of Government initiatives designed to increase the level of savings by New Zealand households and support New Zealanders in retirement. It focuses on encouraging saving through the workplace, which allows for deductions at source and provides a way to reach a broad section of the population. The scheme commenced on 1 July 2007.
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