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Who is leading the critical Technology race?

The global technology race is accelerating, and the gap continues to widen.
Research shows that China now leads in 37 of 44 critical and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, quantum computing, biotechnology, robotics, advanced materials, energy, defence, and space. This position reflects decades of sustained investment in research, talent, and long-term strategic planning.

For New Zealand, the message is clear. Economic growth, national resilience, and future prosperity will increasingly depend on our ability to invest in science, develop talent, and translate research into successful commercial outcomes.
The countries that lead in innovation today will shape the industries and economies of tomorrow.

Innovation is no longer optional. It is a national competitive advantage.
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ASPI’s Critical Technology Tracker - ASPI ASPI’s Critical Technology Tracker – The global race for future power The Critical Technology Tracker is a large data-driven project that now covers 64 critical technologies spanning defence, space, energy, the environment, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, robotics, cyber, computing, adv...

Is your Company Tax Return due tomorrow?

If your company tax return is due and you still need assistance, our team is here to help.

We can assist with:

Company Tax Returns
Financial Statements
Tax Compliance
Inland Revenue Correspondence
Business Tax Advice

Don't leave it until the last minute. Contact Apex Accountancy today and let our experienced team help you meet your tax obligations.

Phone us today or email us to arrange assistance.

Email : [email protected]
Phone : 022 076 7577

Income tax returns are due 7 July Income tax returns for untaxed income are due 7 July 2026.

Tanong ni Juan #6

“Hi Accountant, gusto ko po magsimula ng business pero hindi ko alam kung saan magsisimula sa tax. Pwede po patulong?"

Maraming Pinoy sa New Zealand ang gustong magsimula ng sariling business tulad ng online selling, cleaning services, handyman work, construction, upholstery, home baking, Uber driving, freelancing, at marami pang iba.

Pero kadalasan ang unang tanong ay:

"Kailangan ko bang mag-register agad?"
"Kailangan ko bang magbayad ng tax?"
"Paano ako magsisimula?"

Simple lang ang basic steps:

✔️ Decide kung anong business structure ang gusto mo
Pwede kang magsimula bilang:
• Sole Trader (ikaw mismo ang business owner)
• Partnership (dalawa o higit pang owners)
• Limited Company (separate legal entity)

Karamihan ng nagsisimula ay Sole Trader muna dahil mas simple at mas mababa ang setup cost.

✔️ Magkaroon ng IRD number
Kung meron ka nang personal IRD number, kadalasan iyon din muna ang ginagamit para sa sole trader business.

✔️ Keep records of income and expenses
Kahit maliit pa lang ang business, importante na itago ang:
- Receipts
- Income records
- Business expense invoices

Ito ang magiging basehan ng tax return mo.

✔️ Check if you need GST registration
Hindi lahat ay kailangan agad mag-register sa GST.

Generally, kapag umabot ang sales/income mo sa NZ$60,000 within 12 months, required na ang GST registration.

✔️ Set aside money for tax
Ito ang madalas nakakalimutan ng marami.

Kapag employed ka, automatic na kinakaltas ang tax sa sweldo mo. Pero kapag business owner ka o self-employed, ikaw ang responsable magtabi para sa tax payments.

Starting a business doesn't need to be complicated. Mas madaling magsimula kapag tama ang setup sa simula para maiwasan ang stress at penalties later.

Need help starting your business?

We can assist with:
- Sole Trader setup
- Company setup
- GST registration
- Bookkeeping
- Tax returns

Contact us today.

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📢 PAYE TAX REMINDER – MAY 2026

⏰ Due Date: 22 June 2026

A friendly reminder that PAYE deductions for May 2026 are due for payment on 22 June 2026.

Make your payment on time to avoid:
• Interest charges
• Late payment penalties
• Unnecessary compliance issues

If you need assistance with your PAYE obligations or have any questions, our team is here to help.

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