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.
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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.
Thousands of employers signing up for payday filing seminars
18 September 2018
Around 10,000 seats are already booked for a series of nationwide seminars to help employers prepare for the shift to payday filing.
Be ready to shift to payday filing
30 August 2018
The time is now for New Zealand employers to get ready to shift to payday filing.
Threats of self-harm in calls to Inland Revenue on downward trend
30 August 2018
The number of people threatening self-harm in phone calls to Inland Revenue (IR) has trended down consistently over the last three years, says IR’s deputy commissioner, corporate integrity and assurance,...
Mortgage broker sent to prison for evading income tax over 10-year period
20 August 2018
Convicted fraudster David Simon Barton is heading back to jail for evading income tax over 10 years.
Canterbury tax relief, GST loophole closed
14 August 2018
Revenue Minister Stuart Nash has confirmed Parliament will extend tax relief for Canterbury businesses affected by issues relating to depreciation following the earthquakes.
AIM champions help Inland Revenue make provisional tax even easier for small businesses
02 August 2018
Customers are likely to be the biggest advocates for the new Accounting Income Method (AIM) as Inland Revenue looks to improve the product for year two.