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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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The taxation of capital is back in the news.
Should the New Zealand Superannuation Fund become tax exempt? Inland Revenue is under scrutiny for its use of social media.
A bad week for Apple and Google in the European courts
Inland Revenue releases an intriguing consultation on GST and management services supplied to managed funds -
My guest this week is Claudia Siriwardena one of the four finalists for this year's Tax Policy Charitable Trusts Scholarship.
We discuss her proposal for a simplified fringe benefit tax regime for small businesses -
The Taxation (Annual Rates for 2024-25, Emergency Response, and Remedial Measures) Bill is released
Insights from 10 years of Inland Revenue's transfer pricing questionnaires
Inland Revenue starts knocking on doors about overdue tax debt -
Matthew Seddon, one of this year's finalists in the Tax Policy Charitable Trust prize competition, discusses his suggestion to expand the withholding tax regime to contractors. This is one way of addressing the tax gap identified by the last Tax Working Group in 2018.
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Latest OECD Corporate Tax Statistics report has a wealth of data including signs that corporate tax rates have stabilised after a long period of decline
Inland Revenue releases draft guidance for consultation on identifying relevant item of property for depreciation purposes
Further evidence of Inland Revenue's increased enforcement activities -
This week a deep dive into the Public Service Commission's recently released Performance Improvement Review of Inland Revenue. What makes it a "high-performing" organisation, what can it do better and what risk is it perhaps under-estimating?
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This week a preview of what tax measures might be in Thursday's Budget. What could Finance Minister Nicola Willis do to cover the cost of the tax threshold adjustments and where might Inland Revenue get additional funding for investigations and enforcement?
Also the UK election and the latest fallout from the ATO's raid on Exclusive Brethren related businesses. - Se mer