We’re proud to share that CreditWorks is now listed by Inland Revenue as an Approved Credit Reporting Agency.
Earlier this year we told you that Inland Revenue was opening up reporting of unpaid company tax debts that meet the statutory reporting criteria, and that CreditWorks was working through the approval process. We’re delighted to confirm that this step is now complete.
It’s a milestone we’ve worked towards for some time, and it reflects the work undertaken with Inland Revenue to enable the sharing of reportable company tax debt in New Zealand.
What this means
Approval is an important step, and we want to be clear about where things stand. CreditWorks is now working closely with Inland Revenue on the data ingestion process, the careful work of bringing this information into our systems safely and accurately. We’ll share more as that progresses.
We’re grateful for the collaborative and forward-looking way Inland Revenue has approached this. Their commitment to a broader, clearer and more modern framework is good news for the whole market, and we’re proud to be part of it.
For our customers, this approval lays the foundation for better visibility, stronger insights and a more reliable credit reporting environment. As the data becomes available, you’ll be among the first to benefit.
What this means for you
- CreditWorks is now listed as an Approved Credit Reporting Agency.
- We’re working through the data ingestion process for receiving Inland Revenue data.
- This lays the groundwork for richer, more reliable credit insights.
- We’ll keep you updated at every step.
CreditWorks Group provides extensive, real-time credit data and historical insights, helping businesses understand the deeper credit risks and payment behaviours of their customers. Our secure and comprehensive services ensure that companies can make informed decisions based on a complete picture. Discuss with us today how we can help you with comprehensive credit reporting and monitoring of your customers.
Please note that due to the vast amount of data required to produce these reports, most of which is accessed from a multitude of external sources, there is an inevitable time delay in their generation. However, we prefer to defer their publication in favour of ensuring greater accuracy.