Nov 17, 2011
The ACT Party has called for New Zealand to cut its company tax rate to less than half, and drastically reduce personal taxes. The ACT Party has launched its campaign for the November elections, with a push towards lowered taxes, reduced government spending, and a slashed corporate income tax rate. The party revealed its major [...]
The ACT Party has called for New Zealand to cut its company tax rate to less than half, and drastically reduce personal taxes.
The ACT Party has launched its campaign for the November elections, with a push towards lowered taxes, reduced government spending, and a slashed corporate income tax rate. The party revealed its major policies at the campaign launch held in Auckland on November 13th.
The key points were delivered by ACT leader Don Brash, in a speech during the launch. He said ... Read More
Jan 27, 2011
The Labour Party and the National Party are already squaring off for the upcoming general election, having begun making promises concerning tax cuts, tax exemptions, and an improved economic performance for New Zealand. Over January 25th and January 26th both Prime Minister John Key and Labour Party leader Phil Goff kicked off the election year [...]
The Labour Party and the National Party are already squaring off for the upcoming general election, having begun making promises concerning tax cuts, tax exemptions, and an improved economic performance for New Zealand.
Over January 25th and January 26th both Prime Minister John Key and Labour Party leader Phil Goff kicked off the election year by giving their own respective speeches announcing their views on the New Zealand economy and the country’s tax future.
On January 25th Phil Goff gave his State of the ... Read More
Jan 19, 2011
The Labour Party is set to use tax issues as a major talking point in the 2011 New Zealand General Election, although has so far opted to remain vague on exactly what changes it will seek to instate. On January 19th, while conducting a television interview for TVNZ Labour Party leader Phil Goff indicated that [...]
The Labour Party is set to use tax issues as a major talking point in the 2011 New Zealand General Election, although has so far opted to remain vague on exactly what changes it will seek to instate.
On January 19th, while conducting a television interview for TVNZ Labour Party leader Phil Goff indicated that tax will be a prominent issue in the 2011 New Zealand General Election, pointing to the price of everyday items, petrol and tax rates as major issues for ... Read More
Jul 3, 2010
The New Zealand Finance Minister has claimed that the upcoming decrease to corporate tax rates will increase the countries international competitiveness and economic efficiency. On July 2nd Bill English, Finance Minister of New Zealand, praised the country’s planned corporate tax rate decrease. The statement came as a response to the Australian Government’s announcement that its [...]
The New Zealand Finance Minister has claimed that the upcoming decrease to corporate tax rates will increase the countries international competitiveness and economic efficiency.
On July 2nd Bill English, Finance Minister of New Zealand, praised the country’s planned corporate tax rate decrease. The statement came as a response to the Australian Government’s announcement that its national corporate tax rate will not be reduced below 29 percent until fiscal conditions permit.
According to Bill English, the New Zealand 28 percent tax rate, combined with previously ... Read More