PKF Doyles Chartered Accountants Limited

Spring isn’t just about clearing out cupboards – it’s the perfect chance to refresh your business finances too. A tidy system now can save you headaches later. Here are a few places to start: 🔹 Tidy up your books – check your reconciliations, update outstanding invoices, and make sure everything is in the right place. 🔹 Clear the paper clutter – snap and store receipts digitally so you’re not stuck hunting through drawers or dealing with faded slips. 🔹 Audit your subscriptions – review what you’re paying for each month and cut out anything you no longer need. Think of it as giving your finances a fresh start for the season ahead – clean, organised, and ready to grow. 🌱

Meet Kelsey – our in-house Xero expert located in Ohakune. From setup to everyday tips and tricks, Kelsey will show you how to make the most of Xero with confidence and ease. 📩 Get in touch with her today and take your Xero skills to the next level! Kelsey@pkfdoyles.co.nz

✨ Te Wiki o te Reo Māori ✨ We had an amazing time celebrating as a team across all three of our offices, coming together virtually. Mihi guided us through introductions in te reo Māori – learning how to speak about ourselves (au), to someone else (koe), or to the person next to us (ia). We put our new skills into practice with a fun elimination game, using hand signals to point to the right person – lots of laughs all around! Beyond the fun, we gained a deeper appreciation for the kaupapa and meaning behind Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. And, of course, everyone brought along some delicious kai to share – full bellies and full hearts. Ka pai e te mahi, team!

We would like to acknowledge with great sadness the passing of Ngāti Tūwharetoa Ariki, Tā Tumu Te Heuheu Tūkino VIII. Our thoughts are with Lady Susan, the whānau pani, hapū and the people of Ngāti Tūwharetoa Moe mai rā e te rangatira, moe mai rā

✨ Auditor Proud Day ✨ Today we celebrate the audit profession and the people behind it. Your critical thinking, integrity, and ethical judgement are what build trust and confidence — in businesses, communities, and beyond. Thank you to all our auditors for the work you do every day. Let’s continue to show what auditing can achieve — and who makes it possible. #AuditorProud #CAANZ #PKFDoyles

Before lodging your return, take a few minutes to run through these key checks: 1️⃣ Bank Reconciliations – ensure every transaction is matched and nothing’s been missed. 2️⃣ Receipts & Invoices – confirm all sales are included and every eligible expense has been claimed. 3️⃣ Coding Accuracy – double-check that transactions are coded to the correct GST categories. ✅ A quick review now can prevent errors and save you time (and stress) later. 💬 Need help with your GST filing? Our team is here to guide you. Get in touch today on 06 349 0466 or admin@pkfdoyles.co.nz

✨ Te Wiki o te Reo Māori | Māori Language Week ✨ A fun way to celebrate is by using the days of the week in te reo Māori. Try greeting your team, friends, or whānau with these: Example: 👉 “Kia ora, happy Rāhina!” 👉 “Have a great Rāmere!” It’s a simple way to bring te reo Māori into your daily routine — ake, ake, ake. 🌿

✨ Te Wiki o te Reo Māori | Māori Language Week ✨ An easy way to celebrate is by incorporating te reo Māori into your everyday kōrero (conversations). Here are some simple greetings to try: 👋 Kia ora – Hello / Hi 🌅 Ata mārie – Good morning 🌞 Mōrena – Morning 🌙 Pō mārie – Good night 🙌 Tēnā koe/kōrua/koutou – Greetings (to one / two / many) 🤝 Ngā mihi – Thank you Small steps make a big difference in keeping te reo Māori strong — ake, ake, ake.

✨ Te Wiki o te Reo Māori | Māori Language Week ✨ This week we acknowledge and celebrate the beauty and strength of te reo Māori. “Ake, ake, ake” – forever and ever – reminds us that our language, like our culture, is enduring and everlasting. At PKF Doyles, we are proud to support and embrace te reo Māori. Let’s continue to learn, share, and grow together — ake, ake, ake. 🌿

🎓 A proud moment for our PKF Doyle family We are delighted to share that Matthew and Claire’s son, Lachlan, has officially graduated with his Bachelor of Commerce. Well done, Lachie – an incredible milestone and a testament to all your hard work. We’re so proud of you!