In bad news for zombies the Zero Budget has stripped KiwiSaver of its 'no-brainer' entry requirements.

Beleaguered Bridgecorp investors could soon get their first distribution from the failed property lender's receivers, nearly four years after the company collapsed.

The owner of a Chinese restaurant felt like committing suicide after the Inland Revenue Department demanded she produce more than 20 years of tax records.

Lawyers sell trusts for the same reason McDonald's sells fries.

Avoiding and minimising tax is almost a national sport...

Thousands of households could lose their eligibility for Working for Families tax credits from tomorrow, but companies and beneficiaries stand to gain as a raft of regulatory changes across government departments kicks in.

An age-old cat-and-mouse game between trusts and the Inland Revenue Department looks set to end with the abolition of gift duty on October 1.

After 24 years on the run, New Zealand murder accused Grant David Mitchell has given himself up.

Come Friday the tax goalposts are shifting and the changes are likely to affect many readers' back pockets.

I haven't seen any research on the reasons why people are choosing to take some time off KiwiSaving but I reckon the answers would be obvious.