
Facebook NZ revenue flat at $9m as $157m goes to Ireland
Tech giant's local reported revenue remains tiny - and it paid just $1.3m in income tax.
Tech giant's local reported revenue remains tiny - and it paid just $1.3m in income tax.
It'll take a while for cafe mum's reparation order to make up for payroll, GST scam.
Five associated companies are also in liquidation, owing the IRD $1.7 million.
More than 415,000 Kiwis are owed $477 million in unclaimed funds with the IRD.
The number of businesses in distress is rising.
An accountant says some businesses should consider whether staying open is viable.
Many operators say they are confused about how to meet the complex new rules.
Cafe operator misappropriated payroll taxes, claimed benefits.
OPINION: 'Build a new bridge, right beside the existing one, on the eastern side.'
The first liquidator's report on two entertainment venues is out.
A 12-point list of the many builder failures lately.
The change flies in the face of the Government's commitment to improving productivity.
A return to surplus by 2026-27 remains in question.
National’s pre-election fiscal and tax plans costed the policy at $2.1b.
The Government is welcoming the committee's proposal to avoid over-taxation of trusts.
Just how deep will the cuts go in the race to cut spending?
OPINION: Knowing your tax obligations when it comes to side hustles.
Stephen Foley managed to shave several months off the amount of time he'll be behind bars.
More pain after layoffs as 'severe' data beach exposes pay, bank account details.
Charges against Dave Henderson described as "waste of taxpayers' money" by judge.
The judge noted she drove a four-wheel drive vehicle when there were cheaper cars to run.
Leslie John McKenzie has been sentenced to two and a half years in jail.
The IRD says the new Government's tax cuts could be applied retrospectively.
The gambling addict stole money, lost her job and now has to repay $40k in tax credits.
"Relationship breakdown" cited by the liquidator as the reason for the companies folding.
Criminal defence lawyer Christopher Persson didn't pay tax for 11 years.
The High Court ruled the money was "tainted property" obtained by criminal means.
The businesses were in receivership till last April but repaid creditors $5m to escape.
Owners had a home but decided at the peak of the market to buy a lifestyle block.
He tried to justify false GST returns by providing IRD with forged invoices.