Jul 10, 2010
The New Zealand Revenue Minister has revealed that he is weighing up the idea instating tax rebates for health insurance premium payments for the elderly. Speaking at a meeting of Grey Power Bay of Plenty on July 9th, Peter Dunne, Revenue Minister and associate Health Minister of New Zealand, stated that he is currently planning [...]
The New Zealand Revenue Minister has revealed that he is weighing up the idea instating tax rebates for health insurance premium payments for the elderly.
Speaking at a meeting of Grey Power Bay of Plenty on July 9th, Peter Dunne, Revenue Minister and associate Health Minister of New Zealand, stated that he is currently planning to release a proposal for “a tax rebate for health insurance premium payments for over 65s.”
According to Peter Dunne, many elderly New Zealanders have taken out health insurance ... Read More
Jun 11, 2010
The Government of New Zealand is investigating the possibility of repealing gift duty taxes, as the levies provide too little revenue for their inherent administration costs. On June 10th Peter Dunne, Revenue Minister of New Zealand, released a statement revealing the Government’s intentions of abolishing Gift Duty Taxes. According to Peter Dunne, the Government has [...]
The Government of New Zealand is investigating the possibility of repealing gift duty taxes, as the levies provide too little revenue for their inherent administration costs.
On June 10th Peter Dunne, Revenue Minister of New Zealand, released a statement revealing the Government’s intentions of abolishing Gift Duty Taxes. According to Peter Dunne, the Government has been investigating the issue for several months and “a strong case has emerged” for the complete repealing of the Gift Duty Tax rules.
According to Peter Dunne’s statement, Gift ... Read More
May 14, 2010
The Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) between New Zealand and Singapore has come one step closer to enactment, having now been incorporated into New Zealand law. On May 12th the New Zealand Government announced the signing of an Order in Council for the DTA between New Zealand and Singapore. The signing of the Order officially incorporates [...]
The Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) between New Zealand and Singapore has come one step closer to enactment, having now been incorporated into New Zealand law.
On May 12th the New Zealand Government announced the signing of an Order in Council for the DTA between New Zealand and Singapore. The signing of the Order officially incorporates the agreement into national legislation. According to Peter Dunne, New Zealand Revenue Minister, the DTA will come into effect when the equivalent legal ratification process ... Read More
Apr 16, 2010
A new issues paper has been released, seeking views on two possible legislative changes concerning the tax treatment of non-residents investing in portfolio investment entities (PIE). On April 14th Peter Dunne, New Zealand Revenue Minister, announced the release of Allowing a zero percent tax rate for non-residents investing in a PIE, an official New Zealand [...]
A new issues paper has been released, seeking views on two possible legislative changes concerning the tax treatment of non-residents investing in portfolio investment entities (PIE).
On April 14th Peter Dunne, New Zealand Revenue Minister, announced the release of Allowing a zero percent tax rate for non-residents investing in a PIE, an official New Zealand Government Issues Paper. The release of the paper is spurned by the International Fund Services Development Group (IFSDG), which was formed in April 2010 to advise the New ... Read More
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