Hopefully by now you are aware that Payday filing has arrived and that from 1 April 2019 you should have been filing all employment information every payday (weekly payroll must file weekly; fortnightly must file fortnightly etc). This is for both your employment information schedules (the payday schedules) and also your employee details report (this…
Like anything in life preparation and planning prevents poor performance. This is especially true when it comes to setting up and running a business and ensuring you have all the tools and foundations in place that will help put you on the right pathway. This is also true regardless of the size of your business. …
Inland Revenue and the Accident Compensation Corporation will no longer be accepting cheques. The days of sending and receiving cheques are nearly over and for some it will be time to come kicking and screaming into the future. For others it is just a natural progression. Whatever the situation is for you from March 2020,…
2019 has been a busy year with regards to payroll and multiple legislative changes have taken place, so we thought it was timely to make sure you’re up to date and compliant. I know your initial reaction will be to scroll past but if you have employees, it is vitally important you are in the…
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This time of year, is conference season in our industry. Every industry will have a ‘season’ where there are multiple conferences that are relevant to your business, but how do you choose which to attend and plan what to do when you get there? Having just attended my first conference for this ‘season’ I thought…
With the constant technology changes that take place in today’s world, it is becoming easier and easier, not to mention much more efficient, to no longer have paper filing within the workplace. Now is the time to make the change! Here are our tips to help you initiate this process. SCAN everything that is received…
Why do I need a Bookkeeper? Unless you went into business as a Bookkeeper then its safe to say that numbers probably aren’t your thing. Here at 3rd Arm Admin we have a saying that a Plumber didn’t go into business because he was a good bookkeeper – he went into business because he was…
Multi-factor authentication – what is it and why should I have it? Two-stop verification is defined as a process that involves two authentication methods performed one after the other to verify that someone or something requesting access is who or what they are declared to be. This can also be known as 2FA, Multi-factor verification…