Non-GST sole trader
- Annual financial statements
- Income tax return (IR3) prepared & filed
- Tax reminders
- Questions answered as they arise
We connect your bank feed and set up your file.
We prepare and file GST.
You receive clear financial summaries so you can see how the business is tracking.
Advice when you need it.
Proactive tax reminders before payments are due.
Short business questionnaire.
We complete your annual accounts and tax return.
You receive a clear tax outcome.
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We confirm what you need and answer any questions.
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Sole trader accounting fees vary depending on whether you are GST registered, the number of transactions you have, and how your records are kept. Our packages start from $600 + GST, and we will always confirm pricing upfront after a free initial consultation.
Most sole traders need to file their income tax return by 7 July each year, or 31 March if you use a tax agent. We manage the process end to end and keep you informed of key dates and payment obligations.
You must register for GST when your total sales (not profit) exceed $60,000 in any 12-month period. Once registered, you will charge 15% GST on invoices and file returns every two or six months. If your customers are mainly end consumers, it may affect your pricing. Learn more about GST registration here .
Yes. If you work from home, you can usually claim a portion of expenses such as power, internet, and rates. This is based on the percentage of your home used for business. We can calculate this with you during your annual check-in.
KiwiSaver is optional for sole traders. You can make voluntary contributions at any time via online banking. There is no requirement to contribute unless you are receiving PAYE income.
Generally, if it relates to earning your income, it is deductible. Common examples include:
Not sure what applies to you? Get in touch and we will point you in the right direction.
Ideally, before you start trading or register for GST, so your setup is clean from day one. That said, it's never too late. We offer a free initial consultation to help you get clear on what to do next.