Tax Working Group final report: key recommendations
While we wait for the Government’s response to the Tax Working Group report, we discuss key recommendations...
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COVID-19 unemployment, education and the new working environment
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the employment landscape. How can training and tax reform support the new work environment?...
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Joint submission on TR 2021/D2 dealing with personal services income
CPA and CA ANZ has lodges a joint submission on draft TR 2021/D2 Income Tax: personal serviceds income and personal services businesses...
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Submission on GST - Definition of a Resident
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand recently provided feedback to Inland Revenue on their recent draft interpretation statement PUB00390: GST – Definition of a Resident...
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Use and disclosure of Tax File Numbers
Advice to the members of the ATO Tax Practitioners Stewardship Group answering queries about use and disclosure of TFN...
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Cryptocurrency Cryptopia and Cash in the Mattress
Cryptocurrency is not currency as we know it. No physical notes or coins exist. For most cryptocurrencies, there is no central agency controlling supply and regulation. We use the term “...
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What’s in store for tax in 2019-20
The New Zealand Government has announced its updated tax policy work programme for 2019-20, which the Minister of Revenue says, “reflects the need to encourage productive investment and ensure the tax...
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Changes are coming: Business Transformation – Release 4
There are further changes and enhancements to Inland Revenue’s START system from April 2020. Many Inland Revenue functions will be offline between 9 and 16 April 2020 and members should be aware that...
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Bitcoin bonanza – or tax-time headache?
Investing in cryptocurrencies, even by SMSFs, is now more common, with up to half a million taxpayers actively in the market last year. But tax authorities are warning they will track down crypto...
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Side effect of new 39% tax rate likely to result in overpaid FBT
NZ Tax Leader John Cuthbertson discusses the impact of the increased FBT rate for businesses, as a result of the increased 39% top personal tax rate...
