I first wrote about Gelato Roma back in March 2016 and a lot has happened with this exciting Nelson business in the intervening years, so I thought it was time to find out more and tell you about it. Let’s start by having a quick look back at the history of Gelato Roma. The business was established in […]
Hubdoc From 18th March Hubdoc will be included for free with Xero business plan subscriptions. Hubdoc is a document collection and management software that reads and extracts key information from your receipts, invoices and emailed invoices and statements and converts it to files that links to your transactions in Xero. Get in touch to find […]
Chamber of Commerce Seminar The Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce is hosting an IRD seminar at NMIT on the 12th March on the IRD’s business transformation and further changes to be implemented in April. This includes changes to payroll, Kiwisaver and Student Loan accounts in myIR. It will be a great opportunity to learn more […]
From the 19/20 year onwards losses from a residential rental property can no longer be offset against other income such as salary, wages or other business income. The loss from one rental property can be offset against other residential rental income if you choose to use the portfolio basis (if you own more than one […]
The Agreement for Sale and Purchase of Property that’s used for the vast majority of property transactions is the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand / Auckland District Law Society (REINZ/ADLS) Agreement for Sale and Purchase and the form is reviewed regularly to ensure it remains an effective agreement as times change. Changes take into […]
If you are looking for delightful accommodation in Nelson that isn’t just another motel or hotel room then check out Kawai Cottage. It’s a stunning cottage in Nelson city, lovingly renovated and furnished by clients of Savage & Savage. Kawai Cottage is an original kiwi cottage in all her original glory but with a bit […]
Each year the Council of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand recognises outstanding achievement in the profession of accountancy by awarding Fellowships to its members. Fellowships, are awarded to members who are nominated by their peers for outstanding career achievement or contribution to the profession. The 2019 awards are to be formally announced in a […]
At the risk of repeating myself I love this time of the year, everything in the garden is starting to sprout into life again after being dormant during the winter, the daylight hours are longer, daylight saving has started, the sun is warming us once again and most importantly the first of the 2019 vintage […]
Think Marlborough, and you might immediately think “wine”. Boasting some of the best-known and oldest vineyards in the country, the viticulture industry looms large in the region. But dwell on the stats for a moment, and it becomes obvious just how important a part the seafood industry plays in Marlborough’s economic successes as well. Blenheim-based […]
First published in Stuff 4th October 2019 This serves as a word of warning to anyone who owns a business where cash is regularly received as payment for goods and services Four members of the Thai restaurant family have been sentenced to prison or home detention after a $2.3 million tax evasion case brought by […]