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Government should consider breaking up big energy companies to drive down electricity prices and support economic growth, the OECD says in updated report
6th Dec 24, 10:52am
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Government should consider breaking up big energy companies to drive down electricity prices and support economic growth, the OECD says in updated report
Susan St John outlines why she is advocating for what she describes as the Fair Economic Return rather than a Capital Gains Tax
2nd Oct 24, 12:00pm
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Susan St John outlines why she is advocating for what she describes as the Fair Economic Return rather than a Capital Gains Tax
Andrew Coleman calls for New Zealanders to focus tax policy attention onto the retirement income system, which he describes as the most unusual in the world
27th Sep 24, 5:00am
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Andrew Coleman calls for New Zealanders to focus tax policy attention onto the retirement income system, which he describes as the most unusual in the world
Labour is talking about a wealth tax again. Jonathan Barrett & Lisa Marriott look at what its options are and what might work
12th Sep 24, 2:19pm
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Labour is talking about a wealth tax again. Jonathan Barrett & Lisa Marriott look at what its options are and what might work
Andrew Coleman puts a spotlight on housing taxation in New Zealand, looking at problems and offering solutions
6th Sep 24, 8:30am
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Andrew Coleman puts a spotlight on housing taxation in New Zealand, looking at problems and offering solutions
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - a new tax bill, insights from Inland Revenue’s transfer pricing questionnaires, and the IRD comes knocking
4th Sep 24, 1:51pm
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - a new tax bill, insights from Inland Revenue’s transfer pricing questionnaires, and the IRD comes knocking
Andrew Coleman looks at the 'TTE' versus 'EET' methods of taxing retirement savings, suggesting change for the KiwiSaver accounts of younger New Zealanders
30th Aug 24, 5:00am
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Andrew Coleman looks at the 'TTE' versus 'EET' methods of taxing retirement savings, suggesting change for the KiwiSaver accounts of younger New Zealanders
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Inland Revenue consults on the future structure of the tax system, comparing NZ with OECD averages which are dominated by the Europeans
25th Aug 24, 10:45am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Inland Revenue consults on the future structure of the tax system, comparing NZ with OECD averages which are dominated by the Europeans
Andrew Coleman argues it's time NZ again considered social security taxes as we did when a compulsory saving scheme was introduced in the 1970s
23rd Aug 24, 5:00am
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Andrew Coleman argues it's time NZ again considered social security taxes as we did when a compulsory saving scheme was introduced in the 1970s
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Inland Revenue cranks up the pressure on liquor outlets, issues draft guidance on the taxation of share investments. And tax and the Olympics - a cautionary tale involving the rapper Snoop Dogg
22nd Aug 24, 1:15pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Inland Revenue cranks up the pressure on liquor outlets, issues draft guidance on the taxation of share investments. And tax and the Olympics - a cautionary tale involving the rapper Snoop Dogg
In his ongoing superannuation series Andrew Coleman points out NZ’s government retirement system can be quite extreme, assuming all people are competent to make their own savings and investment decisions before they retire, with little government help
16th Aug 24, 9:00am
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In his ongoing superannuation series Andrew Coleman points out NZ’s government retirement system can be quite extreme, assuming all people are competent to make their own savings and investment decisions before they retire, with little government help
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Terry Baucher looks back at his last 20 years in tax, after looking at the latest on look-through companies
12th Aug 24, 10:17am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Terry Baucher looks back at his last 20 years in tax, after looking at the latest on look-through companies
In part 6 of his series on NZ's retirement income system Andrew Coleman looks at issues of inequality
9th Aug 24, 5:00am
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In part 6 of his series on NZ's retirement income system Andrew Coleman looks at issues of inequality
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Matthew Seddon suggests imposing withholding taxes on organisations that engage independent contractors, including through electronic marketplaces
6th Aug 24, 5:00am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Matthew Seddon suggests imposing withholding taxes on organisations that engage independent contractors, including through electronic marketplaces
José Antonio Ocampo is cautiously optimistic about ongoing efforts to boost tax revenues from multinationals and the ultra-wealthy
4th Aug 24, 4:02pm
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José Antonio Ocampo is cautiously optimistic about ongoing efforts to boost tax revenues from multinationals and the ultra-wealthy
Andrew Coleman says young Kiwis should be able to choose what they want from the pension scheme menu and the family should discuss whether there's a better way to split the bill
2nd Aug 24, 5:00am
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Andrew Coleman says young Kiwis should be able to choose what they want from the pension scheme menu and the family should discuss whether there's a better way to split the bill
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Shared homeownership and housing affordability. And is our international tax regime turning migrants away?
29th Jul 24, 10:57am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Shared homeownership and housing affordability. And is our international tax regime turning migrants away?
Andrew Coleman looks at why we put up with a retirement scheme that imposes such large opportunity costs on young people
26th Jul 24, 5:00am
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Andrew Coleman looks at why we put up with a retirement scheme that imposes such large opportunity costs on young people
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: The latest OECD corporate tax statistics show rates stabilising after 20 years of decline, & more action from Inland Revenue against tax fraudsters
21st Jul 24, 5:53pm
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: The latest OECD corporate tax statistics show rates stabilising after 20 years of decline, & more action from Inland Revenue against tax fraudsters
OECD survey reveals only 55% of men compared to 37% of women in New Zealand have trust in central government – the largest gender gap in central government trust amongst OECD countries
21st Jul 24, 8:30am
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OECD survey reveals only 55% of men compared to 37% of women in New Zealand have trust in central government – the largest gender gap in central government trust amongst OECD countries
Andrew Coleman compares and contrasts pay-as-you-go funded pensions to save-as-you-go funded pensions, touching on what a change in New Zealand might mean
19th Jul 24, 5:00am
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Andrew Coleman compares and contrasts pay-as-you-go funded pensions to save-as-you-go funded pensions, touching on what a change in New Zealand might mean
Andrew Coleman says while New Zealand Superannuation has several attractive features, it also has several serious downsides that disproportionately affect younger people
12th Jul 24, 10:01am
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Andrew Coleman says while New Zealand Superannuation has several attractive features, it also has several serious downsides that disproportionately affect younger people
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
Population decline and serious economic and social challenges for future generations are coming the OECD warns. The increased costs of housing gets some of the blame
22nd Jun 24, 9:59am
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Population decline and serious economic and social challenges for future generations are coming the OECD warns. The increased costs of housing gets some of the blame
The Coalition Government has an opportunity to design a conservative tax reform package reducing the need for more radical reforms, Dan Brunskill says
18th May 24, 9:10am
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The Coalition Government has an opportunity to design a conservative tax reform package reducing the need for more radical reforms, Dan Brunskill says