IRD stories

Three Kiwi company founders explain how they are helping the post-COVID economic recovery with a mix of innovation and heart.>>

Having shutdown its services for seven days for an IT revamp, IRD is now celebrating its digital transformation success.>>

Inland Revenue recently celebrated the success of a massive IT project in its digital transformation journey.>>

Sorry to be the party pooper but it may be time to get your toes in line and cancel that ASOS order you were going to cover with your tax refund.>>

Inland Revenue gets a few raised eyebrows when it promotes accounting software to SMBs, but are definite transformative benefits for tax obligations.>>

The currency is usually encrypted using Blockchain technology that regulates the generation of new units and verifies fund transfers.>>

The programme is expected to cost between $1.5 and $1.69 billion, with most of the costs coming from purchasing goods and services.>>

The phishing email states that the user has a private message & they need to access their RealMe account. The web link takes users to a fake website.>>

“We are really excited about growing Thankyou Payroll and the impact we can make financially, socially and environmentally.”>>

The IRD is seeking consultation and feedback on how software development expenditure should be classed for income tax purposes.>>

“No reputable tax agent should ever ask for your credit card details to process a refund.">>

Nelson tech firm mytax.co.nz has been named the winner of the Canstar Blue Consumer Satisfaction Award for Personal Tax Agent 2016.>>

Inland Revenue is inviting Kiwi business owners to have theirs on provisional tax estimations. >>

Inland Revenue has taken GST returns mobile with the launch of myIRmobile app - the result of a crowdsourcing competition.>>

DuluxGroup, the ASX-listed paint manufacturer, took a $15.2m provision to settle a tax dispute.>>

The government is floating the idea of businesses paying their tax on a pay-as-you-go (PAYE) basis, like individual taxpayers, in the biggest proposed>>

The Inland Revenue Department is happy with lead provider Accenture to overhaul its 30-year-old information technology system in a major transformatio>>

The New Zealand Inland Revenue Department is set to complete the first stage of a complete overhaul of operations, and it has chosen Accenture as its >>

Inland Revenue has set its sights on software companies to help Kiwis pay their taxes.>>

"Inland Revenue is successfully responding to changing customer requirements as we continue its transformation into a world-leading, technology-driven>>

"The App is also designed as a one-stop-shop where a customer can access multiple accounts at the same time, which will be of major benefit to small b>>

"The IRD’s approval to store New Zealand data in Australia is a significant milestone for TechnologyOne...">>

Accounting software provider Reckon has received approval from the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) New Zealand to store taxpayers’ business records of>>

Your gadgets float free from the prying eyes of the IRD, for now.>>