Multinationals tax legislation introduced
08 December 2017
Legislation just introduced to Parliament will prevent multinationals from avoiding tax by shifting profits out of New Zealand, Revenue Minister Stuart Nash said today.
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Statement on Paradise Papers
06 November 2017
Inland Revenue is aware of the release of papers related to the Bermudan law firm Appleby and is working closely with relevant agencies and our international treaty partners.
Updated China-NZ tax agreement to be progressed
10 August 2017
Revenue Minister Judith Collins has welcomed a second round of negotiations between China and New Zealand tax officials aimed at updating the current double tax agreement signed between the two...
NZ to strengthen tax agreements with India, San Marino
08 August 2017
Two Orders in Council signed this week will help strengthen New Zealand’s tax agreements with India, and with San Marino, to prevent tax evasion, says Revenue Minister Judith Collins.
Foreign trusts now operating under new disclosure regime
07 August 2017
Inland Revenue is working through around 3,300 applications from foreign trusts wanting to join the new disclosure regime.
Government announces BEPS decisions
03 August 2017
Finance Minister Steven Joyce and Revenue Minister Judith Collins have today announced the Government’s final decisions on proposals to address base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS).
Taxing multinationals in New Zealand
03 July 2017
Multinational companies in New Zealand are a major contributor to our tax base, paying more than $6 billion a year, which is almost 55% of the total corporate tax base.
New Zealand-Hong Kong tax treaty updated
28 June 2017
Revenue Minister Judith Collins has today signed a new tax protocol between New Zealand and Hong Kong.
New Zealand signs OECD Multilateral Instrument
08 June 2017
A new treaty signed in Paris this week is a significant step forward in the fight against base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS), says Revenue Minister Judith Collins.
US to share more tax information about multinationals with New Zealand
07 June 2017
Inland Revenue will receive more information about US multinationals operating in New Zealand following the signing of a new bilateral arrangement with the US Internal Revenue Service to share country-by-country reports.