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Business Owners Warned of Tough Tax Period Ahead in January
Both GST and income tax payments are due on Jan. 15, following a slower holiday sales period, according to recent reports.
Business owners in New Zealand face a challenging financial stretch as two major tax obligations converge in mid‑January, according to coverage from the New Zealand Herald and Radio New Zealand.
The New Zealand Herald reported that both goods and services tax (GST) and income tax payments are due on January 15, arriving after a typically slower Christmas trading period. The outlet noted that many businesses experience reduced cash flow during the holiday season, which can make meeting these simultaneous deadlines difficult.
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Sources
- [1] ‘Worst time for business owners’ coming in three months— Nzherald (Auckland)
- [2] 'Worst time for business owners' coming in three months— RNZ
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