We’re exhibiting at the Canterbury A & P Show. More...

We’re exhibiting at the UnisonFibre Hawke’s Bay Business Expo. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1 April 2011. More...

The adult minimum wage is to increase to $13.00 per hour on 1 April 2011. More...

The Holidays Amendment Act 2010 comes into force on 1 April 2011. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1 October 2010. More...

iPayroll has been updated for GST rate change coming into effect from 1 October 2010. More...

iPayroll is now available on your iPad. More...

We’re exhibiting at the UnisonFibre Hawke’s Bay Business Expo. More...

The Government is consulting on changes to the way businesses and taxpayers deal with Inland Revenue. Proposed changes would make it easier for businesses to manage their tax obligations online and reduce compliance costs. More...

We would like to invite you to be our guest at this year’s Bizzone Business Expo. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax and minimum wage changes coming into effect from 1-Apr-2010. More...

iPayroll Giving was officially launched by the Minister of Revenue, the Honourable Peter Dunne, at a function in Wellington on 24-Feb-2010. More...

The Bizzone Expo is back again. More...

The Bizzone Expo is back again. More...

The Bizzone Expo is back again. More...

The iPayroll web site has a new look and a new logo. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1-Apr-2009. More...

The Government has moved to increase the minimum wage by 50c to $12.50 per hour today, in an attempt to find a balance between protecting jobs and fair pay for workers. More...

You can now complete a Final Pay from the Timesheet Entry page. More...

WorkflowMax can now send timesheets directly into iPayroll More...

iPayroll's Auckland office has relocated to Whitaker Place. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1-Oct-2008. More...

iPayroll is now available on your iPhone or iPod touch. More...

Amendments to the The Employment Relations Act come into effect on 1-Jul-2008, allowing certain employees the right to request a variation to their hours of work, days of work, or place of work. More...

There are over 120 exhibitors - including iPayroll, all under one roof for three days, providing quality products and services to small-to-medium size business owners. More...

There are over 100 exhibitors - including iPayroll, all under one roof for three days, providing quality products and services to small-to-medium size business owners. More...

The minimum wage increased to $12.00 per hour from 1-Apr-2008. More...

Come Tuesday, the "box of trinkets" offered to New Zealanders to entice them into the Government subsidised KiwiSaver gets heavier. More...

A partnership with Wellington based software firm iPayroll will let Xero customers automatically import payroll data from iPayroll into their Xero accounting system. More...

There are over 200 exhibitors - including iPayroll, all under one roof for three days, providing quality products and services to small-to-medium size business owners. More...

Inland Revenue customers applying for a new IRD number this year may find that it has an extra digit. More...

The government has introduced legislation to make the taxation of redundancy payments fairer to people who are pushed into a higher tax bracket when they receive lump sum payments. More...

The iPayroll web site has a new look. More...

The minimum wage is to increase to $12.00 per hour from 1-Apr-2008. More...

This three day expo for small business owners brings together every kind of product and service required by a business owner or manager - including iPayroll. More...

KiwiSaver starts on 1 July 2007. More...

This three day expo for small business owners brings together every kind of product and service required by a business owner or manager - including iPayroll. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1-April-2007. More...

Most of New Zealand's 250,000 self-employed should have their ACC costs cut under a plan to merge employer and self-employed accounts. More...

Should you outsource your payroll functions? More...

Radio Interview about iPayroll. More...

This three day expo for small business owners brings together every kind of product and service required by a business owner or manager - including iPayroll. More...

From 1 April 2007 all employees will become eligible for four weeks annual holidays on the date they next become entitled to annual holidays. More...

The minimum wage is to increase to $10.25 per hour. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1-April-2006. More...

The Electoral Act 1993 provides employees working on polling day the right to time off to vote. More...

iPayroll's Wellington office has relocated to Boulcott St. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1-April-2005. More...

A large-scale survey of business has found widespread dissatisfaction with the Holidays Act. More...

Employers and earners will welcome ACC average levies for 2005/06 that have remained the same or decreased for the last three years, ACC Minister Ruth Dyson said today. More...

The Holidays Amendment Act 2004 was passed in October 2004 and came into force for Labour Day (25 October 2004). More...

We have changed the calculation of Holiday Pay in a Final Pay. More...

Labour Minister Paul Swain today announced proposed changes to the Holidays Act following a working group report. More...

Flexible staffing approaches on the rise. 65% of employers have noticed a need to adopt a more flexible staffing approach over the last 12 months. More...

The State Sector Retirement Savings Scheme (SSRSS) is a voluntary savings scheme specially designed for the State sector. It starts from July 2004. More...

The new Holidays Act, made law just two months ago, is under fire from employer groups who say its provisions on sick leave and pay on public holidays are open to abuse. More...

When the Holidays Act rolled into being on 1 April this year, employers the country over scrambled to update their payroll software in time to avoid costly mistakes. More...

As of 1 April 2004, the Holidays Act 2003 replaced the previous legislation.

This section brings together basic information about the rights and responsibilities of employees and employers in the workplace according to the Holidays Act, including the transitional arrangements from the previous Act to the current Act. It includes helpful fact sheets outlining the differences and aiding in the management of the transition. More...

iPayroll now complies with the Holidays Act 2003 (in force on the 1st of April). More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1-April-2004. More...

iPayroll now has a "Leave Rates" page to cater for the new Holidays Act coming into force on the 1st of April. More...

The minimum wage is to increase by 5.9 per cent - much greater than the rate of inflation - the Government announced today. More...

We are changing iPayroll to comply with the new Holidays Act coming into force on the 1st of April. More...

Build your own Employment Agreements. More...

The Holidays Bill that gives four weeks annual leave to all New Zealanders was passed in Parliament yesterday. More...

Major changes to employment law were announced last week designed to strengthen good faith bargaining, protect workers when businesses change hands and prevent employers undermining conditions of the Employment Relations Act. More...

The Labour Cost Index (LCI) recorded an increase of 0.8 percent in salary and wage rates (including overtime) from the June 2003 quarter to the September 2003 quarter. This is the largest rise since the series began in the December 1992 quarter. More...

The government's phony war on business compliance costs escalated recently into a propaganda war but after the dust had settled there were no reliable reports of any compliance cost casualty. More...

From 24 March 2003 new statutory minimum wage rates will apply to all employees aged 16 and over. More...

Employer groups predict changes to the Holidays Act will land businesses with extra cost and complexity. More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1-April-2003. More...

Eight out of 10 top executives got pay rises in the year to September 1 - but the rate of increase is slowing, tempered by the disparity between CEO pay and company performance here and overseas, and associated shareholder disgruntlement. More...

Meat companies and scores of other employers have been let off the hook by the Court of Appeal from millions of dollars of potential backpay claims for public holidays. More...

Minimum wage earners will have a little more in their pockets from March next year, thanks to an increase announced today by the Government. More...

Show day and Christmas holidays focus the attention of both employers and employment lawyers on the Holidays Act. This Act is well due for amendment. It is a difficult piece of legislation. It contains differing definitions as to various leave entitlements, and differing ways in which pay for leave entitlements are calculated. More...

Government proposals to fund social insurance could include employers' payroll tax to meet burgeoning health costs, it was revealed yesterday. More...

Inland Revenue is working on reducing the compliance costs that businesses face in meeting their tax obligations. They want to make sure they start with the most important issues, so please take 2-3 minutes to tell them what affects your business. More...

When an employee simply does not turn up and is repetitive, it is important not to lose your cool and to dismiss the employee. You must be fair at all times. More...

Inland Revenue has announced an e-enablement strategy to bring taxpayers online with electronic services that are convenient, secure and easy to use. More...

Mail out of Personal Tax Summaries underway More...

As from 01 April 2002, a number of changes have been implemented as to the way the ACC undertakes its business. More...

Mail out of Personal Tax Summaries underway More...

iPayroll has been updated for the tax changes coming into effect from 1-April-2002. More...

iPayroll now recognises Kiwibank bank accounts. More...

Employees who work on a statutory holiday will be paid at least time and a half and have a day off in lieu under a planned new holidays law. More...

Young workers will receive a $1-an-hour pay increase from March, Labour Minister Margaret Wilson announced yesterday. More...

The Inland Revenue Department has released a public ruling on the assessability of payments under the ERA for humiliation, etc. ...The question for employers is at what level will a payment for humiliation etc be considered as genuine? More...

The wages and salaries of truck drivers and production workers rose faster than general managers and computer programmers pay last year, the Employers & Manufacturers Association (Northern) reports. More...

Income thresholds for student loan repayments and interest write-offs will rise from next April, Revenue Minister Michael Cullen and Associate Education (Tertiary Education) Minister Steve Maharey announced today. More...

The Government has announced the ACC levy rates for next year with the self-employed and motorcyclists potentially the big losers. More...

The Government has announced changes to the way ACC levies will be collected. More...

New mothers will be eligible for 12 weeks' paid leave from next July 1, the Government announced today. Women's Affairs Minister Laila Harre and Labour Minister Margaret Wilson said women would receive a maximum payment of $325 a week before tax. More...

One of New Zealand's largest companies has received a slap on the wrist from the Employment Relations Authority when it ruled Carter Holt Harvey was wrong when it forced all the workers at one of its mills to take holidays at the beginning of the year. More...

iPayroll officially opened it's web-site to the public on Friday 19th October 2001. More...

A recent decision of the Social Security Appeal Authority dealt with the issue of whether a payment made to an employee should be treated as a retirement payment or a redundancy payment. More...

The payment of employee allowances and expenses is a common occurrence in many businesses. If a payment is not a specific reimbursing allowance, it is not always clear how it should be treated for tax purposes - that is, is it subject to PAYE, FBT or the 50% non-deductibility rule for entertainment expenditure? More...

iPayroll is very easy to get up and running. More...