Your GST return, already done.
Wrightly works out the GST on every receipt and invoice as it lands, so your position is live all year and the return is waiting when it’s due. No spreadsheets, no month-end scramble.
Feb – Mar 2026
Due 7 May 2026
GST on income
$6,180.00
Claimable GST
$3,767.10
To pay
$2,412.90
Every claim in this period is substantiated.
Ready to fileDec 2025 – Jan 2026
Filed 27 Feb 2026
GST on income
$5,290.00
Claimable GST
$3,110.00
Net GST
$2,180.00
GST that keeps itself current
Because the GST is derived from your transactions, it can’t drift out of date. Every edit re-flows straight into the return.
Live GST position
Every receipt and invoice updates your GST-collected and GST-paid totals the moment it lands. Open any period and the figure you owe, or are owed, is already there.
Returns filing-ready
Wrightly maps your figures onto the GST103 return for every period, so it’s calculated and ready. Copy it into myIR today; direct e-filing to IRD is coming soon.
Evidence tracked
Receipts are matched to the right transaction, and anything claimed without a receipt is flagged, so your return is substantiated, not a guess.
GST questions
- Does Wrightly file my GST return to IRD?
- Wrightly keeps every GST return calculated and filing-ready, so the numbers are done when the period is due. For now you copy the finished figures into myIR; direct e-filing from inside Wrightly is coming soon.
- How does Wrightly work out the GST?
- GST is derived from the category, amount and date of each transaction: the full GST content (3/23 of a GST-inclusive amount), never a figure you have to enter or that can go stale. It’s zero when a category is GST-exempt or before your GST registration date.
- Do I need to be GST registered?
- No. If you’re not registered, Wrightly adds no GST. Once you register, set your registration date and Wrightly starts tracking GST from that day.
Working out a one-off figure? Use the free GST calculator.