Munro Benge
Accountants that speak your language
The skills and experience of a global network with the personal touch and intimacy of a small firm
Find out how we can help your business grow
Munro Benge is an independent member of BKR International and an independent member firm of the Walker Wayland Australasia Limited network.
Our goal is to help our clients create enduring value in their business
As an independent firm of Wellington chartered accountants and business advisors we can help you with the following:
Business Advice
Business advice at your fingertips
Business Compliance
Getting it right
Expatriate Services
Need expert advice about expat tax?
Family Trusts
Protect your wealth
Personal Advisory
We can help you get your life sorted
Payroll Service
We can manage all aspects of your payroll
Taxation
Obtain your entitlements
Insolvency
Positive efforts in challenging situations
Property Management
Let us attend to the management and administration of your properties
News and Updates
Service with a smile
Want to win new customers? Ok great. But whatever you do, don’t ignore the ones you already have. Studies show that the longer your customers stay, the more they’ll spend with you*. Happy customers = loyal customers = boosted bottom line. *Depending on the type of...
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Feel the love
How raving fans can rock your business You may have heard the term ‘raving fans’. It’s a passionate subset, usually about 10-15% of your customer base, who are so in love with your business that they shout it out from the rooftops. They keep coming back, not because...
read moreBusiness Health Check
Things to do this month Now that 31 March has come and gone (whew!) it’s time to focus on other things. So why not update content on your website? The more fresh information, articles, downloads or new pages you add, the more frequently the search engines will visit...
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Cleaning out the dirty money
New legislation puts laundering in the spotlight While New Zealand is hardly the money laundering capital of the world, we still see our share of shady activity. Every year, around $1.35 billion of fraud- and drug-related money is laundered through legitimate New...
read moreMinimum wage increase: 1 April 2018
The minimum wage in New Zealand has increased from $15.75 to $16.50 per hour. Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety, Iain Lees-Galloway, says the $0.75 rise will benefit around 164,000 workers and their families, and will increase total wages by $129 million per...
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