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This week a preview of what tax measures might be in Thursday's Budget. What could Finance Minister Nicola Willis do to cover the cost of the tax threshold adjustments and where might Inland Revenue get additional funding for investigations and enforcement?
Also the UK election and the latest fallout from the ATO's raid on Exclusive Brethren related businesses. -
A quiet week in the tax world - but is this the calm before the storm of this year's Budget?
The latest OECD report on taxing wages shows the tax wedge rising in most countries including New Zealand. -
This week a special episode with guests Rob McLeod, Robin Oliver & Geof Nightingale in which we discussed the following:
What does make a good tax system and where does New Zealand presently sit?
The current broad-base, low rate approach is under strain. How do we address that? What can we do to keep/ preserve that as far as possible?
Rob McLeod about the risk-free rate of return method as an alternative to a capital gains tax
How effective is current oversight of Inland Revenue - 30 years on from the Richardson review is it time for another look?
What surprises them in the tax world right now?
What one proposal from your respective tax working groups would you like to see implemented? -
This week, clarity about the application of the 39% trustee rate and the timeline restoring interest deductibility for residential investment.
Inland Revenue does not consider removal of commercial buildings depreciation "to be a fair and efficient way of raising revenue".
New 12% online Gaming Duty still leaves $500 million gap in the Government’s tax package. -
Hints that the new 39% trustee tax rate might not apply to all trusts and tax stats indicate New Zealand may have more trusts than the UK despite having only a 13th of the population
What connects Pillar One & Pillar Two with the collapse of Newshub
New draft Inland Revenue guidance on employee share schemes -
Highlights of this year’s International Fiscal Association conference;
A suggestion for the new Minister of Revenue about tax simplification; and
What tax tattoo would you have? -
This week our guest is Tracey Lloyd, Service Leader Compliance Strategy Innovation at Inland Revenue, and we discuss how Inland Revenue's new START system enables it to detect fraud.
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This week Treasury talks about the elephant in the room, capital gains tax, in its briefing for the new Finance Minister;
Inland Revenue releases consultation on the extent to which business income a charitable entity derives is exempt from tax; and
A Waikato sharemilker who used COVID support money on online gambling gets found out by CSI Inland Revenue. -
A busy start to the tax year with the release of the first (and only) draft report under the now repealed Tax Principles Act and the Briefing to the Incoming Minister of Revenue; Inland Revenue give some initial guidance about the implications of the likely 39% trustee; and tax rate threshold adjustments or tax credits - we discuss ACT's tax proposals.
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