New GST rules to level playing field
18 October 2018
Overseas companies selling goods online into New Zealand will soon be required to collect GST in the same way as domestic retailers.
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Auckland businessmen sentenced for tax evasion
12 October 2018
Three Auckland businessmen, including a former Dragon’s Den TV star, have been jailed or ordered to serve home detention for tax evasion.
Inland Revenue’s Tony Morris – let’s bust the myth about robot tax investigators
04 October 2018
The use of automated algorithms is disrupting industries across the world and tax administration is certainly no exception.
Government ramps up R&D tax incentive
03 October 2018
The Coalition Government is backing businesses to succeed with a new tax incentive that aims to unlock further spending on research and development.
Auckland house painter sent to jail for tax evasion
27 September 2018
An Auckland house painter, Rangi Ngawai Kake, has been sent to prison for more than two years for evading half a million dollars in taxes.
Information sharing to target organised crime
26 September 2018
Revenue Minister Stuart Nash and Customs Minister Kris Faafoi are encouraging feedback on a proposal to extend an information sharing agreement designed to crack down on organised crime.
Student loan borrowers starting to get on top of their debt
26 September 2018
Student loan borrowers based overseas are showing a greater commitment to paying off their debt, latest figures reveal.
Christchurch businessman sentenced to home detention
24 September 2018
Christchurch bar and brewery owner Hayden George Jones has been sentenced to six months home detention and community work for not passing on his staff’s tax deductions for 4 years.
Tax Working Group publishes interim report
20 September 2018
The Tax Working Group is updating the public on its progress and thinking with the publication of its Interim Report today.
Inland Revenue firmly focused on bright-line – Richard Owen
19 September 2018
Any suggestion that Inland Revenue has taken its eye off the ball when it comes to property investors is thoroughly misleading.