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End of year

End-of-year done properly through the year.

The end-of-year scramble in March is what happens when no one kept the books tidy through the year. If we work together monthly, end-of-year is just another month - books already reconciled, returns already current, no last-minute panic.

What I do at end-of-year

Four ways I help you across the line.

Sole trader returns

IR3 prepared and filed - or prepared for you to file. Income, expenses, depreciation, and any adjustments handled correctly.

Books ready for the accountant

If you're a Ltd company, your books arrive at your accountant clean - reconciled, coded, with notes on anything unusual.

Catch-up work

Behind by a month or behind by a year - we work back through the gaps and get you current. Hourly billing, scoped before we start.

Annual review

Once the return is done, we sit down with the year's numbers. What changed, what to claim next year, what to plan for.

What I refer out

Ltd company end-of-year goes to an accountant.

I'm a bookkeeper, not an accountant. For Ltd companies, the year-end financial statements, tax calculation, and IR4 filing are accountant work - they have the qualifications and the professional indemnity insurance for it.

What I do is make their job easier. Books arrive at the accountant in clean shape, with notes on the things that need a decision. That cuts the accountant's time, which cuts your fee. And during the year, I'm the day-to-day point of contact - so questions get answered fast, not when the accountant has a window.

If you don't have an accountant yet, I work with a network of NZ accountants and I'll point you to a couple whose style fits how you like to work. You choose. No referral fee, no commission - just a recommendation.

What this costs

End-of-year work for sole traders is included in the Starter and Plus monthly packages from $315/month. Hourly is $70/hr for one-off preparation work. Ltd company end-of-year is referred to an accountant - I'll help you find the right one.

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Common questions

End of year, asked and answered.

  • 31 March for most businesses. A small number have a different balance date if they've agreed it with the IRD - usually seasonal businesses where 31 March is a bad cut-off. If you're not sure which yours is, we can check.

Free 30-minute chat

March creeping up on you?

Whether you're a sole trader needing your return done, a Ltd company wanting books ready for an accountant, or just behind and needing to catch up - tell me where you are and I'll come back within a working day.

Or call me on 027 283 5312

Free 30 minutes. No obligation.