MacBusiness Payroll is not compatible with macOS 10.14 (Mojave). As we are not releasing any further upgrades to MacBusiness Payroll before it is retired at the end of March 2019, we recommend you do not upgrade your computer to Mojave before you migrate to an...
We take great pride in providing you with high quality customer support and software development, at competitive market rates. We have held our charge-out rate at the same level for four years, but regret that we now find it necessary to make an adjustment. Effective from...
Inland Revenue has advised us they will no longer accept computer generated (printed) monthly returns (EMS/IR348) from 1 April 2018. If you don't use ir-File, this means you must either: manually enter the details on their website via MyIR, or manually fill out and post...
After 20 years of service, we have decided it is time to retire MacBusiness Payroll. There are major changes coming up next year as a result of Inland Revenue’s Business Transformation Project. Faced with a hefty software development cost versus the number of customers using...
Tax rate changes for MacBusiness Payroll for 1 April 2018 have been announced: The maximum ACC earnings threshold increases from $124,053 to $126,286 per annum. The ACC levy rate will remain at $1.39. The earnings threshold for Student Loan deductions increases from $19,136 per annum to...
Our testing of MacBusiness Payroll v4.29 has not revealed any issues with macOS High Sierra (10.13)
Tax rate changes for MacBusiness Payroll for 1 April 2017 have been released: The maximum ACC earnings threshold increases from $122,063 to $124,053 per annum The earnings threshold for Student Loan deductions increases from $19,084 to $19,136 per annum You can go to...
MacBusiness Payroll version 3, is no longer compliant with New Zealand Tax legislation, uses obsolete technology that is incompatible with current computer operating systems and is increasingly difficult for us to access. Therefore, we regret that as of 1 April 2017, we will no longer...
There are problems with MacBusiness Payroll 4.26 and macOS Sierra (10.12). Please contact us for a free upgrade to Payroll 4.28. Our testing of MacBusiness Job Tracking 6 has not revealed any issues with macOS Sierra.
Some users have reported that MacBusiness Payroll crashes, randomly, when they are running on Mac OS 10.11 (El Capitan). There is a free upgrade of MacBusiness Payroll now available to prevent these crashes from occurring. We will be contacting all of our Mac customers to...