Feb 24, 2010
The New Zealand Labour Party has announced that it will be launching a cross-country bus tour in protest to the National Party’s proposed Good and Service Tax rate increase. Phil Goff, Labour Party leader, announced on February 22nd that a two week protest bus-tour will be launched on February 28th to fight the possibility of [...]
The New Zealand Labour Party has announced that it will be launching a cross-country bus tour in protest to the National Party’s proposed Good and Service Tax rate increase.
Phil Goff, Labour Party leader, announced on February 22nd that a two week protest bus-tour will be launched on February 28th to fight the possibility of a the GST rate being raised to 15 percent. He claimed that the tour’s aim was to visit New Zealand communities and "to show them just ... Read More
Feb 23, 2010
The Revenue Minister has stated that New Zealanders who are undertaking overseas work for Partners Relief and Development NZ may now be eligible for an interest-free status on their student loans. In an effort to foster a greater sense of charitable work amongst New Zealanders, Peter Dunne, New Zealand Revenue Minister, announced on February 23rd [...]
The Revenue Minister has stated that New Zealanders who are undertaking overseas work for Partners Relief and Development NZ may now be eligible for an interest-free status on their student loans.
In an effort to foster a greater sense of charitable work amongst New Zealanders, Peter Dunne, New Zealand Revenue Minister, announced on February 23rd that individuals who are working overseas for Partners Relief and Development NZ will now be eligible for an interest write-off on their student loans. The change is ... Read More
Feb 18, 2010
The upcoming Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) between New Zealand and Australia has taken one step towards to coming into effect after a Governmental signing of an Order of Council for the document. The New Zealand Government has begun to incorporate the DTA into the country’s law system through a signing of an Order in Council [...]
The upcoming Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) between New Zealand and Australia has taken one step towards to coming into effect after a Governmental signing of an Order of Council for the document.
The New Zealand Government has begun to incorporate the DTA into the country's law system through a signing of an Order in Council on February 17th, according to Peter Dunne, New Zealand Revenue Minister. Once the legal incorporation is complete for both nations the DTA will come into full effect. Australia ... Read More
Feb 17, 2010
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has stated that he wishes to see the country transformed into an international financial hub, focused on the administration of overseas pension funds. Speaking in a television interview on February 14th, John Key disclosed that the Government is investigating the possibility of creating infrastructure to facilitate and encourage the [...]
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has stated that he wishes to see the country transformed into an international financial hub, focused on the administration of overseas pension funds.
Speaking in a television interview on February 14th, John Key disclosed that the Government is investigating the possibility of creating infrastructure to facilitate and encourage the registration and administration of international pension funds within the country. The concept was suggested and detailed to the Prime Minister personally by the Capital Markets Taskforce in December ... Read More
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