19 Jun 2025
AI data-crunching supercharges Inland Revenue’s tax net
Instances that commonly went under-the-radar are now easy pickings for Inland Revenue.
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We can do as little or as much as you need – from a one-off pay run to cover leave, through to full management of your payroll systems, or payroll implementation. We know payroll is complex these days, which is why our clients appreciate having us ready to help with those tricky or urgent payroll queries.
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- Set-up and administration of staff payroll, including payment, payslips, leave, other entitlements and tax requirements
- Weekly, fortnightly or monthly pay runs
- Set-up of automated tax payments and payday filing
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- Processing of tax and KiwiSaver payments and returns as required to IRD
- Accurate annual leave, holiday pay and sick leave balances
- Advising of leave taken before each payroll
- Management of additional pay runs for terminations, bonus payments, and other one-off situations
- Reports (incl. end of year summaries) as required.
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