RYAN, THOMAS & CO

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Accounting for Taihape and the Central Districts since 1910

FARMING ACCOUNTING

Here at Ryan Thomas & Co we understand the many complex aspects of rural accounting involving specific business, financial and taxation services.

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CONTRACTOR ACCOUNTING

Due to the nature of their work we often find that contractors are unprepared for their tax obligations. This is where we can assist you to manage your financial responsibilities.

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TRUCKING ACCOUNTING

Trucking and transport is highly competitive and we understand the logistics, detail and data needed to be successful in this challenging industry.

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MANAGING INVESTMENTS

For most people, the key objective of managing their investments is to generate an income stream – either for today, or for some time in the future.

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I am a trustee for and on behalf of my extended whanau, the Whenuaroa family. Known as the Maata Kotahi Partnership, we farm the Makokomiko Station northeast of Taihape beside the Rangitikei River.
Warwick Whenuaroa
trustee – Maata Kotahi Partnership
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Starting your own business can be daunting.  Even if you feel you have a grasp on what needs to be done, there are always things that you need direction on, and then lots of things you haven’t even heard of that seem to come at you from all angles.
Phillip and Sarah King
Spion Kop Farm Ltd.,
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As the lead member in a corporate family farming enterprise in England, expansion took place into farming in New Zealand in 2001 when Ryan, Thomas and Co became my accountants. My experience with them as a family firm of accountants has been invaluable.
Joe Adams
J. O. Adams and Son Ltd.,
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Ryan, Thomas and Co have been our family and farm accountants for three generations. They have also helped us with succession planning, payment of wages and salaries, the Emission Trading Scheme, student loans, and advice on forestry, property, rental property and new projects.
Mark and Elizabeth Cottrell
Farmers
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