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Bookkeepers typically represent clients for GST and PAYE.

They record the financial transactions of a business and make sure records are accurate for tax purposes.

A bookkeeper must have a myIR account.

Maximise your business offerings and become a Registered Bookkeeper

As a registered bookkeeper, you can easily act and communicate with us on behalf of your clients. It also makes it easier to stay on top of your clients’ tax positions and offer them a seamless service.

Using an existing myIR login, you’ll have a single log on to access all of your clients, receive notifications and correspondence, be able to file returns and update client details all in one place.

You can customise your account in a way that works best for you through our Intermediaries centre in myIR. Here, you’ll have access to a range of reports, such as:

  • client list reports
  • agency activity reports
  • web logon reports
  • GST and PAYE summary reports (through clients' account).

Once a client is registered for a new account type, you’ll automatically be linked to the new account type without any further action required. The option to bulk file PAYE for multiple clients will also increase efficiency for clients.

This intermediary access allows us to engage with you directly when testing products and services specific to you and your clients. It also means that you’re more likely to be kept up to date on the latest changes via targeted messaging.

You can register as 1 or more type of intermediary

If you meet the requirements, you can register as more than 1 type of intermediary.

For example, ABC Accounts is a registered tax agent but also meets the requirements to register as a bookkeeper. ABC Accounts have clients they only offer bookkeeping services to, who are linked to a different tax agent for some tax types. ABC Accounts registers as a bookkeeper in order to be able to link to the clients’ accounts without impacting the tax agent link.

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Last updated: 23 Jan 2024
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