Policy arguments against Labor’s proposed $3,000 cap
A letter for members to use outlining the impact of Labor’s proposed $3,000 cap on deductions for managing tax affairs...
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Concern over latest IR Use of Money Interest Rates
Inland Revenue creates favourable situation for itself for interest rates it charges and pays NZ taxpayers...
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Submission - When does the business premises exclusion under s CB 19 apply (Income Tax PUB00316)
Submission - When does the business premises exclusion under s CB 19 apply (Income Tax PUB00316)...
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Submission on Senate inquiry - Performance of the Inspector-General of Taxation
Submission to the Senate Economic Legislation Committee for its Inquiry into the performance of the Inspector-General of Taxation (the IGoT)...
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Submission on draft SPS ED0210: Application of discretion in s 18D(2) of the Tax Administration Act – an exception to confidentiality
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand recently provided feedback on the draft Standard Practice Statement (SPS) ED0210: Application of discretion in s 18D(2) of the Tax Administration Act...
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How the Royal Commission impacts tax advisers
While Commissioner Hayne devotes almost no attention to tax issues, CAs specialising in tax have several reasons to be interested in the Final Report...
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Minister hints at win for NZ tax team
At a recent CA ANZ event, the Minister of Revenue hinted that there might yet be a chance for a taxpayer advocate service, despite the Government’s initial decision not to proceed. CA ANZ strongly...