All Accounted For Limited

View our September 2026 General Ledger:
- Five Areas to Review Before the End of the Year
- Important Notices
- Charities & Not-For-Profits: Tax Changes Are Coming
- Xero Pricing Increase - 1 October 2026
- Xero Tip of the Month: Accessing the History and Notes Feature
- Tax Question of the Month: Deductibility of Dual-Use Home Office and Vehicle Expenses
- IRD Upcoming Tax Payment Dates

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A reminder that GST for the period ended 31 July 2026, is due, 28 August 2026

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If your business has recently invested in new assets, or you're planning to, it's worth knowing about Investment Boost.

Investment Boost allows eligible businesses to claim an upfront 20% tax deduction on the cost of qualifying new business assets, while continuing to claim depreciation on the remaining value. In simple terms, it brings forward part of the tax deduction, which can help reduce taxable income and improve cash flow when you're investing in your business.

For depreciable assets, Investment Boost generally applies to qualifying new assets that are first available for use on or after 22 May 2025.

It can apply to a range of assets, including machinery, equipment, work vehicles and other qualifying business assets, so it's worth checking whether your purchases qualify before filing your income tax return.

📌 The key is making sure eligible assets are identified and treated correctly in your tax return. It's an opportunity that's easy to overlook if you're not aware of it.

If you're unsure whether your purchases qualify, or how Investment Boost applies to your business, we're happy to help. Give us a call today on 04 970 1182.

No one starts a business because they love thinking about tax. 🤭

But a little planning now can make a big difference later.

Good tax planning is about understanding what’s coming, making the most of the deductions and opportunities available to you, and avoiding unexpected tax bills.

It can help you:
• Keep more cash available in your business
• Make better decisions about spending and investment
• Take advantage of deductions you’re entitled to
• Feel more in control of your cashflow

The key is not waiting until year-end to start thinking about it.

At AAF, we work with businesses throughout the year to help them understand their tax position, prepare for what’s ahead and make informed decisions along the way.

Tax is much easier to manage when you can see it coming.

Want to get ahead of your tax planning? Get in touch with our team on 04 970 1182.

Working hard and building a profitable business aren't always the same thing.

Many business owners only realise this after months of staying busy, working hard, and doing everything "right"... but still not seeing the results they expected.

Being busy doesn't always mean your business is performing as well as it could be. Profitability comes from understanding what your numbers are really telling you.

A financial review can provide that clarity by showing what's driving profit, what's holding it back, and where your biggest opportunities lie. When you understand your numbers, it's much easier to make confident business decisions.

Not sure what your numbers are really telling you? Our team can help you uncover the story behind the numbers, identify opportunities for improvement, and give you the confidence to focus on what matters most.

A reminder that GST for the period ended 30 June 2026, is due, 28 July 2026

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Running a Not-for-Profit organisation means balancing your purpose with the practical realities of managing finances.

Alongside the important work you do in your community, there are budgets to prepare, funding requirements to meet, financial reports to complete, and compliance obligations to stay on top of.

We understand that strong financial management is about more than just the numbers. It’s about having the right information and support to make informed decisions and continue delivering meaningful impact.

At All Accounted For, we work with Not-for-Profit organisations in Wellington and across New Zealand to provide practical accounting support that brings clarity and confidence to your finances.

We support charities, trusts, incorporated societies, and community organisations with: ✅ Financial reporting and compliance support
✅ Budgeting and forecasting
✅ Audit preparation and guidance
✅ Xero setup and ongoing support

Our goal is to help you feel confident in your finances, so you can stay focused on your people, your purpose, and the work that matters most.

If you’re looking for an accounting partner who understands the Not-for-Profit sector and can support your organisation’s goals, we’d love to help. 👉 Find out how we can support your organisation: https://www.aafl.nz/not-for-profit

Struggling with provisional tax? There may be a smarter, more flexible way to manage it.

For many business owners, provisional tax can be difficult to manage...especially when cashflow changes throughout the year.

That's where tax pooling through TMNZ can help.

Tax pooling gives businesses more flexibility when managing provisional tax. It can help reduce exposure to Inland Revenue interest and penalties if tax has been underpaid or paid late, while also providing options to spread payments over time to ease cashflow pressure.

Potential benefits include:
✔ Greater flexibility around tax payment timing
✔ Improved cashflow management
✔ Reduced Inland Revenue interest costs compared with standard underpayment interest
✔ Support if you've missed a provisional tax payment or underestimated your tax liability

Tax pooling isn't the right solution for every business, but if provisional tax is putting pressure on your cashflow, it's worth exploring.

📞 Get in touch with our team to find out whether tax pooling could be the right fit for your business.

A quick reminder that our office will be closed this Friday, 10 July, for the Matariki public holiday.

Matariki marks the Māori New Year and is a special time in Aotearoa for remembrance, reflection, and renewal. It is a time to remember those who have passed, celebrate the present, and look ahead to the year to come.

We hope you’re able to enjoy the day in a way that feels right for you, whether that’s spending time with whānau, resting, reflecting, or simply taking some time to slow down.

Ngā mihi nui, and we wish you a safe and happy Matariki.✨

View our July 2026 General Ledger:
- 2026 Budget Announcement
- Cutting costs or increasing your prices? We can help
- Xero Tip of the Month: The Refreshed Xero Accounting App Navigation
- Welcome to the Team: Lavina
- Tax Question of the Month: Case Study - The Incorrect Tax Code
- IRD Upcoming Tax Payment Dates

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