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Kiwi footwear brand receivership: BNZ owed more than $4m
'Accelerated sale' as supply chain nightmares cause pain.
High-profile prisoner accused of fraud will keep name secret for now
The man argued publishing his name would prejudice his right to a fair trial.
Wife of jailed tax cheat turfed out of home
Authorities are selling home to try to recover hundreds of thousands in unpaid taxes.
Sasha Borrisenko: How IRD was empowered to research the rich
Is passing law under urgency curtailing due process?
How the rich get rich: Seven things you missed from the IRD’s wealth report
The IRD's investigation found how rich people earn money - and pay less tax.
Jenée Tibshraeny: Tax research provides insight, not answers
Jenée Tibshraeny says now the debate begins over what to do with the new tax research.
IRD opens the books: How much tax do NZ’s wealthiest pay?
The Government will today reveal how much tax the rich pay compared to ordinary Kiwis.
Tax and the blurred lines around 'business' expenses
Sasha Borissenko presents a tax guide for the self-employed.
'Completely unsound': NZ's biggest-ever fraudster's appeal rejected
John Richard Bracken will stay in prison despite begging in tears to be let out.
NZ's biggest-ever tax fraudster appeals after $17.3 million con
John Richard Bracken pleaded not to be sent back to prison.
'High income earners likely trying to avoid new tax bracket'- IRD
High earners are likely to declare nearly $3billion less in income after a new tax bracket
Sophisticated scammers said IRD had money for woman
Scammer claimed IRD had a ballot to give away unclaimed money - and she was a winner.
Trust busting: Is it the beginning of the end for hiding relationship property?
Trusts used to hide relationship property are under attack and may be losing their power.
Working for Families: Lobby group says $2.8b scheme should be cut back in favour of tax cuts
The rising cost of accommodation, food and power continues to outstrip household income.
Mysterious poll probes Kiwis on Govt's response to coronavirus
The IRD has applied for the firm behind the poll to be put into liquidation.
Eric Watson's Cullen Group in liquidation
The company was moved into the hands of KPMG's Vivian Fatupaito earlier this week.
The search for Pumpkin: $40K for girl whose mother was murdered
Qian Xun Xue is now 15 and living with her grandmother in China
Prison sentence for debt guru who failed to pay $740K in tax
She gave workshops on managing debt but didn't follow her own advice.
CGT could cost NZ economy billions
Business NZ released a report that estimates the "economic drag" of a proposed CGT.
Scammers accuse woman of tax fraud and threaten with arrest
The scammers called from a phone number which showed up as the Gisborne police.
Woods confirms R&D tax credit - with bumped-up rate
Move comes as Australia clamps down on R&D cheats and scales back its scheme.
Brian Fallow: IRD study finds mega-rich don't pay fair share of tax
How did the rich get that way? Largely through capital gains.
Breaking point: 'The kids don't go to school until you get paid'
A Mangere mother is more than $200 negative per week after bills and debt payments.
Buyers come forward for Toto Pizza
Liquidators of the popular Auckland eatery hope to get a deal over the line this month.
Popular Auckland pizza restaurant in liquidation - owes more than $1m
The company known for its metre-long pizzas has been put into liquidation.
'Are they for real?': Inland Revenue's bizarre satisfaction survey
A customer satisfaction quiz on Inland Revenue's website has attracted attention.
School donations rebates may tighten
Inland Revenue plans a review of tax rebates for school donations.
Property developer loses appeal
Judge rejects claim of bias in ruling discharging bankruptcy but with restrictions.
Child support to be pulled from wages
The Govt is owed $1 billion in missed child support payments, including $4m by one parent.
Clement: Paying tradies cash not okay
COMMENT: Receiving cash for work and not paying tax on it is a crime.
Home detention for $400,000 tax rip-off
A Taradale businessman has been sentenced to nine months' home detention for multiple tax evasion offences, despite having reimbursed
Third arrest over student loan debt
The Government's crackdown on student loan borrowers in Australia has stepped up a notch.