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My guest this week is Richard Abel, Chair of the Accountants and Tax Agents Institute of New Zealand (ATAINZ). We discuss the role of ATAINZ and tax agents generally and interacting with government. We also look ahead to ATAINZ's annual conference starting today which will be opened by the Minister of Finance Nicola Willis.
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This week, the Finance and Expenditure Committee reports back on the Taxation (Annual Rates for 2024−25, Emergency Response, and Remedial Measures) Bill, Inland Revenue releases its long-awaited consultation on the taxation of not-for profit organisations and an update on data-sharing with the United States and the nominee for the Internal Revenue Service Commissioner once proposed its abolishment.
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President Trump sets the tone for the tax year by withdrawing America from the OECD Two-Pillar international tax proposal and fires a warning shot about retaliatory tax proposals. Meanwhile is the recent increase to the International Visitor's Levy a harbinger of things to come? Inland Revenue's crackdown on parents receiving overpayments of working for families credits.
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2024 peer review update from the OECD on the Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information and how Inland Revenue is using that data
Inland Revenue releases feedback on the scope of its next long-term insights briefing together with a summary of the submissions we received. What has Roger Douglas got to say?
More on last week's podcast with guest Andrew Paynter -
My guest this week is Andrew Paynter, a policy advisor at Inland Revenue and co-winner with Matthew Seddon of this year's Tax Policy Charitable Trust Scholarship.
The Tax Policy Charitable Trust was established by Tax Management New Zealand and its founder Ian Kuperus to encourage future tax policy leaders and support leading tax policy thinking in Aotearoa.
Andrew’s proposal is to increase the rate of GST to 17.5% and introduce a GST refund tax credit for low- and middle-income individuals. -
An in-depth look at Inland Revenue's latest report - a good year overall but rising tax and student loan debt remains an issue.
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This week notes from a joint podcast with www.interest.co.nz with Dr Andrew Coleman on his proposal for funding the rising cost of New Zealand Superannuation. Time for a KiwiSaver 2.1?
Inland Revenue is consulting on deduction notices - time to rethink their use
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This week my guest is Matthew Handford, a solicitor in the Mayne Wetherell tax team and another of the four finalists for this year's Tax Policy Charitable Trust Scholarship competition.
The Tax Policy Charitable Trust was established by Tax Management New Zealand and its founder Ian Kuperus to encourage future tax policy leaders and support leading tax policy thinking in Aotearoa.
Matthew is proposing a Tax Law Commission, independent of Inland Revenue, to restore the Generic Tax Policy Process. Under Matthew’s proposal, a TLC would have a standing mandate to systematically review the operation of New Zealand’s tax laws and make recommendations for their improvement. -
This week, we look at the OECD’s 2024 edition of Tax Policy Reforms, the ACC crack down on overseas earners, Inland Revenue responds to criticism of its use of social media and not only will you earn more in Australia, apparently the tax refunds are bigger, or are they?
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