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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Has Trump blown up the international tax order? And is the ‘Netflix Tax’ under threat?
27th Feb 25, 10:55am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Has Trump blown up the international tax order? And is the ‘Netflix Tax’ under threat?
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - A bold corporate tax cut? Netflix's tiny tax bill. And the deductibility of repairs to newly acquired assets
18th Feb 25, 7:33am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - A bold corporate tax cut? Netflix's tiny tax bill. And the deductibility of repairs to newly acquired assets
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Are corporate tax cuts on the Government's agenda? And could our digital services tax be a target for President Trump?
11th Feb 25, 10:13am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Are corporate tax cuts on the Government's agenda? And could our digital services tax be a target for President Trump?
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Will the new digital nomads visa make any tax difference? Potentially big changes afoot for US citizens tax resident abroad. IRD guidance on depreciation
3rd Feb 25, 9:25am
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Will the new digital nomads visa make any tax difference? Potentially big changes afoot for US citizens tax resident abroad. IRD guidance on depreciation
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Buckle up. It's going to get very bumpy as President Trump, Nicola Willis and Inland Revenue set the tone for a busy tax year
29th Jan 25, 10:29am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Buckle up. It's going to get very bumpy as President Trump, Nicola Willis and Inland Revenue set the tone for a busy tax year
The New Zealand Tax Podcast – an intriguing consultation on the Foreign Investment Fund rules reflects a constant theme of the past year in tax
24th Dec 24, 12:10pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast – an intriguing consultation on the Foreign Investment Fund rules reflects a constant theme of the past year in tax
The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Charities tax exemption under review; concerns over Inland Revenue’s proposed long-term insights briefing
15th Dec 24, 2:52pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Charities tax exemption under review; concerns over Inland Revenue’s proposed long-term insights briefing
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: The unknown but vast international exchange of data continues to yield results
8th Dec 24, 2:37pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: The unknown but vast international exchange of data continues to yield results
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Exploring Andrew Paynter’s proposal to increase the rate of GST to 17.5% and introduce a GST refund tax credit for low-and middle-income individuals
25th Nov 24, 9:30am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Exploring Andrew Paynter’s proposal to increase the rate of GST to 17.5% and introduce a GST refund tax credit for low-and middle-income individuals
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Government's tax and social policy work programme announced. More on Inland Revenue’s crack down on student loan debt. And why we might need to pay more tax
19th Nov 24, 11:42am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Government's tax and social policy work programme announced. More on Inland Revenue’s crack down on student loan debt. And why we might need to pay more tax
Government plans to review tax status of commercial charities and the NZ Super Fund but wants policy changes to be fiscally neutral
14th Nov 24, 5:00am
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Government plans to review tax status of commercial charities and the NZ Super Fund but wants policy changes to be fiscally neutral
The IRD is changing rules to allow KiwiSaver Scheme members to move their previously transferred UK pensions to a new home
9th Nov 24, 8:30am
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The IRD is changing rules to allow KiwiSaver Scheme members to move their previously transferred UK pensions to a new home
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - a historic UK Budget with implications worldwide, and IRD’s crackdown continues
7th Nov 24, 9:26am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - a historic UK Budget with implications worldwide, and IRD’s crackdown continues
The Government and Xero are pushing eInvoicing for organisations. Here's what it means for businesses
6th Nov 24, 1:05pm
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The Government and Xero are pushing eInvoicing for organisations. Here's what it means for businesses
Inland Revenue identifies 227,000 NZ customers with transactions valued over $7.8 billion, as crypto dealing comes under scrutiny
4th Jul 24, 10:57am
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Inland Revenue identifies 227,000 NZ customers with transactions valued over $7.8 billion, as crypto dealing comes under scrutiny
No improvement to gender savings gap when it comes to KiwiSaver balances, says Retirement Commission as new research finds men have 25% more than women in their KiwiSaver on average
22nd May 24, 2:36pm
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No improvement to gender savings gap when it comes to KiwiSaver balances, says Retirement Commission as new research finds men have 25% more than women in their KiwiSaver on average
Mind the gap: New research identifies gender pay inequality as primary cause behind 36% difference in KiwiSaver contributions for men and women
3rd Apr 24, 5:30am
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Mind the gap: New research identifies gender pay inequality as primary cause behind 36% difference in KiwiSaver contributions for men and women
The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Inland Revenue gearing up for a review of GST registered persons consistently receiving refunds. Also, is that subdivision project a taxable activity for GST purposes?
12th Nov 23, 2:45pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Inland Revenue gearing up for a review of GST registered persons consistently receiving refunds. Also, is that subdivision project a taxable activity for GST purposes?
The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Terry Baucher reviews the Inland Revenue Annual Report, finding some good gains, and other areas that might need a major policy rethink
5th Nov 23, 6:24pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Terry Baucher reviews the Inland Revenue Annual Report, finding some good gains, and other areas that might need a major policy rethink
The NZ Tax Podcast - Ten years on, child support debt is still a troubled issue. And Microsoft gets hit with a $28.9 billion tax bill from the United States Internal Revenue Service
16th Oct 23, 8:06am
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The NZ Tax Podcast - Ten years on, child support debt is still a troubled issue. And Microsoft gets hit with a $28.9 billion tax bill from the United States Internal Revenue Service
The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Is it time for an independent fiscal costing unit to check out party's promises during elections? And more on GST and food and the looming complexities
8th Oct 23, 7:27pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Is it time for an independent fiscal costing unit to check out party's promises during elections? And more on GST and food and the looming complexities
The New Zealand Tax Podcast – is Child Support broken? The perils of putting your home in a trust. And is there a mood change for a capital gains tax?
1st Oct 23, 6:06pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast – is Child Support broken? The perils of putting your home in a trust. And is there a mood change for a capital gains tax?
The New Zealand Tax Podcast – as insurers withdraw cover will taxpayers pick up the bill? How an unforeseen law change increased the Super Fund’s tax bill. And ACT’s updated Alternative Budget dials back its tax cuts
24th Sep 23, 7:03pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast – as insurers withdraw cover will taxpayers pick up the bill? How an unforeseen law change increased the Super Fund’s tax bill. And ACT’s updated Alternative Budget dials back its tax cuts
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Should the NZ Super Fund's earnings be tax exempt? A new policy framework for managing debt owed to the Government & the PREFU’s $5 billion hole no one's worried about
18th Sep 23, 4:32pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Should the NZ Super Fund's earnings be tax exempt? A new policy framework for managing debt owed to the Government & the PREFU’s $5 billion hole no one's worried about
The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Government moves to fix a Cyclone Gabrielle related bright-line test issue. Harsh lessons about underestimating. Inland Revenue and politicians and a very esoteric area of tax law
10th Sep 23, 3:45pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Government moves to fix a Cyclone Gabrielle related bright-line test issue. Harsh lessons about underestimating. Inland Revenue and politicians and a very esoteric area of tax law