Here at Kocks & Co we have the means to do “Catch Up” GST returns for those business owners who have got behind or just don’t know where to start and really have no system set up at all, nor any knowledge about doing GST returns, but still have a good business going.

See our price list below:

If this is within your budget and you are looking for someone reliable, accurate and with extensive knowledge of the IRD tax system, to get any tax burden off your back, simply ring or text 021469964 or fill out the

Contact Us form

and we can discuss how to move forward as your personal tax agent.

Our clients have a broad range of technical skills, from understanding .csv import files, knowing how to send faxes to bringing cardboard boxes into the office, filled with physical receipts and a hand written cash book, sometimes not even such a book.

We also have regular clients who enjoy the reliability and peace of mind of having their GST returns done accurately and on time.

What can sometimes be confusing, for people who try to do it themselves, is knowing what to claim GST on and what NOT to claim GST on.

Under claiming GST can negatively affect the profit of a business.
Over claiming GST can result in a full investigation or audit of business finances by the IRD.

That is why it is better to get the experts to do the GST returns.

The estimated cost for filing a two monthly GST return with Kocks & Co Ltd is based on the number of pages of bank statements.

Up to FOUR PAGES bank statements per two months – $90.00

• Up to EIGHT PAGES bank statements per two months – $180.00

• Up to TWELVE PAGES bank statements per two months – $360.00

• Greater than twelve pages – $ Negotiable

If this is within your budget and you are looking for someone reliable, accurate and with extensive knowledge of the IRD tax system, to get any tax burden off your back, simply ring or text 021469964 or fill out the

Contact Us form

and we can discuss how to move forward as your personal tax agent.

What GST is charged on:

GST can be charged on the supply (sale) for most goods and services in New Zealand, including:

> services such as graphic design, hairdressing, building or painting
> products such as clothing, cars or takeaway food
> experiences such as bungee jumping, skiing or going to the movies
> professional services such as legal advice.

What GST is NOT generally charged on:

> working for salary or wages
> hobbies or private recreational pursuits
> selling the occasional domestic or private item
> making GST-exempt supplies.