Latest from Inland Revenue Department

Audrey Young: Why David Parker will be missed

OPINION: David Parker has brought a moderate voice to the table on Treaty issues.

Sasha Borissenko: Family trusts no longer as attractive as they used to be

OPINION: Last week the trustee tax rate increased from 33% to 39%.

Auckland scaffolding company director sentenced to home detention for $558k tax fraud

The woman was ordered to pay reparations of $13,000, albeit at $50 per week.

The Body Shop NZ owes $12 million, mall landlords among creditors

$147k was owed to employees, but all were paid during administration.

How to legally reduce your tax bill before year’s end

OPINION: Check if you're on the right tax code, especially with multiple incomes.

'Slow but complete breakdown': $9.8m real estate agency fight; Cooper company wins big award

Case revolved around protracted dispute between parties over branch established at Albany.

Property manager in liquidation: Landlords fear losing more than $70,000

Haven Living had promised to repay landlords but now it's in liquidation.

‘A sigh of relief’: Radio host Nick Mills ends battle with Inland Revenue over debt

Inland Revenue's bid to liquidate Nick Mills' companies 'discontinued'.

IRD says time running out for Small Business Cashflow loan repayments

About 10,000 loans are in default after the Covid-era scheme was launched.

‘Full throttle’ - IRD steps up January liquidations for unpaid tax

Inland Revenue confirmed a busy start to the year with the number of court applications.

Mum-of-three told to pay $32,500 to IRD in two weeks

Another parent says a mistake happened while registering her child's birth.

Inland Revenue changes interest rates for late payments

Changes are in store for people who overpay or underpay their tax.

Panama Papers wash-up sees IRD net $13.5m

Taxman hauls in millions after international journalists' tax and trust exposés.

19 separate identities and $82k stolen: Man jailed for part in Covid relief fraud

The high-trust model was exploited during a time of national crisis.

Apple’s NZ sales slump as taxes still head offshore

The technology giant's sales still top $1 billion, but have declined 6% over the year.

Fraud, theft and luxury cars: Every lawyer struck off in the past five years

When struck off, a lawyer cannot hold a practising certificate or practise law in NZ.

Eye-watering $237m debts run up by failed Du Val, first statutory report reveals

'A number of limitations in respect of these financial records' - PwC on Du Val entities.

Inland Revenue raises capital gains tax questions

The department has been addressing whether the country needs a new form of tax.