Launch of New Partnership

We are excited to announce the launch of a tax technology partnership in New Zealand. Today marks the first day of an exclusive new partnership between Taxlab and Tax Traders, a leading tax pooling intermediary and one of NZ’s fastest growing fintech companies.

Our mission has always been about enabling technology to take the pain, risk and cost out of tax administration. This partnership will help further our mission and revolutionise the way New Zealanders pay income tax, both now and into the future.

Check out what this partnership could mean for you!

“Tax Traders has disrupted the traditionally complex and cumbersome world of tax payments via the tax pooling framework, and we’re delighted to be able to partner with them in this way.”

Allen Knight, CEO of Taxlab

New Offering for Corporates

To celebrate the launch of this partnership, we unveil a new offering: Tax Traders Corporate.

This offering provides companies with an enhanced suite of tools that provide automatic access to consolidated tax information so they can make smarter and more efficient decisions and do this in a fraction of the time! More companies will now be able to pay their income tax in the way that suits them best and reflects their unique business model.

Scholarship and Support

Marking this significant moment, we are also launching a new $30,000 tax technology scholarship, Cultivate.

The scholarship program will identify and grow untapped potential in the field of technology, creating opportunities for students who may otherwise face significant barriers to pursuing a future in the industry.

And This Is Just the Beginning

We have been working together on various projects over the last couple of years. This partnership is a key step towards our vision and reflects the growing desire of both parties to collaborate.

Our approach to collaborating and integrating with other innovative technology solutions like Xero and Tax Traders means we can continue to help create a highly efficient process between taxpayers, tax agents and tax authorities.