Wānaka developer insolvent, $440k owed to IRD
IRD appears on a statement of affairs, owed $448,000 as a preferential creditor.
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The pastor, treasurer and Sunday school leader of the Manukau church were involved,
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Bankrupt builder jailed for raping intoxicated sleeping woman
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Taken to the cleaners: GST fraudsters sentenced to community detention
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Inland Revenue breaches real estate agent's rights to a fair trial
A real estate agent is off the tax hook after the High Court ruled IRD was at fault.
Provisional tax made easier
AIM provisional tax option makes life even simpler for small businesses, says IRD
Payday filing switch urged
Inland Revenue says don't wait until April when new measure becomes mandatory.
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