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Everything you've ever wanted to know about taxes but were too afraid to ask
Tax can be confusing – it seems to have its own special language. So let's clear that up.
Tax can be confusing – it seems to have its own special language. So let's clear that up.
Tax change doesn't deal with growing debt problem, ignores "elephant in the room".
This decade, boomers will die en masse - policymakers can't ignore the opportunity.
Editorial: Green Party's wealth tax won't happen but we may still face higher taxes.
Full credit to the Greens for putting up a tax policy - but it isn't the answer.
We can most likely look forward to compulsory microchipping/registration of our cats.
Back to the future: Rising prices put Government back to where the last one left off.
It's great to be a Kiwi after the Tooth Fairy has waved her wand in the Year of Delivery.
More than a third of property in New Zealand owned by mum and dad landlords, data shows.
Inland Revenue has called on international tax partners to share Airbnb data.
Is Paul Goldsmith the hardest man in parliament?
Jacinda Ardern should have secured NZ First's support for a capital gains tax.
The busiest operators flipped more than 10 homes each, every year of the boom.
How has this Government failed? Let me count the ways.
We're a small country, a long way from many of our markets. We must be competitive.
Up to a quarter of transactions where brightline rule should apply may be non-compliant.
Capital gains made by habitual renovators are more likely to be taxed under new measure.
With the boom years over, property investors gather to learn how to get rich in a downturn
Money, politics and the Deputy PM all stand accused of stalling the change train.
Comment: National and Act are in big trouble.
Comment: Government is still keen to look at ways of taxing vacant land.
COMMENT: Ardern wasn't able to do what she told electorate she was so determined to do.
Next time you eat mussels or raw oysters, think of the dire fate that may befall you.
Grant Robertson says some of the claims around CGT are "ridiculous."
COMMENT: The soul-searching and blame-game over the CGT backdown continues.
COMMENT: All not lost in pursuit of fairer society, says former Tax Working Group's head.
COMMENT: Our Reserve Bank and the Aussie retail banks are headed for an epic showdown.
Labour gave up on the CGT policy long ago. They euthanised it through neglect.
COMMENT: No Capital Gains Tax; no sausages down the other end of the table.
The St Hill St debacle is a damning sign of council mismanagement and incompetence.