One of the biggest challenges of being self-employed is staying productive. This is especially true when working from home! I suppose the same can be said about anyone working from home regardless if they are self-employed or not. But if you are employed, you have a boss breathing down your (virtual) neck. If you are
Let’s say that business is doing well and/or your job is paying you well and you have some money set aside for this thing called ‘investing’. The thing is though, that you may not know the first thing about investing! (or you might, but in either case, bear with me). Fear not! Over the next
Hi accounting fans, My name is Samir ‘Sam’ Harith. And I’m passionate about Financial Literacy. Those of you who follow my blog would have known this by now. For those of you who are new to this blog, welcome and I hope you have found many useful tips to help you along your journey towards
In the last article we covered provisional taxes! In today’s article we’ll look at provisional taxes’ younger, fancier and more high-tech cousin – the Accounting Income Method (which is handily abbreviated to AIM!) What is the AIM? The Accounting Income Method is a recent development by the IRD to make it easier for tax payers