Hot Topics: Budget 2013 | Unitary plan
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- Leasehold tax change 'creeping capital gains tax'
- More tax issues around earthquake strengthening and leaky buildings
- Budget 2013: Do not rule out a surprise
- Tax clampdown on boats and baches complicated and difficult
- IRD's bid to hang on GST refunds draws more fire
- Carpark tax shows govt losing sight of big picture
- 'Carpark tax' only trying to be fair, says Dunne
- Prediction: 'Carpark tax' will be excised
- 'Dancing on head of a pin' cry from judge in tax case
- Tax avoidance: It's just the vibe, says Court of Appeal
- Latest tax win allows IRD too much leeway, say tax experts
- Court of Appeal gives IRD another big tax win
- IRD wants to hang on to business GST refunds
- Dunne signals tax crackdown on multinationals
- High-profile accountant stalls IRD stoush
- Key, Gillard play down transTasman double tax grab
- GLOBAL TECH WRAP: Heat on Apple over tiny Aussie tax contribution
- Clarity over role banks will play as US tax police
- Latest tax grab could hurt infrastructure investment and quake rebuild
- Taxman spreads the net on lease-related payments
- TransTasman double tax grab to stay, says report
- Officials raise land tax idea again
- Forestry-owning High Court judge accused of deception
- Global revenue crackdown behind Facebook tax row
- Lessons from $127.5 million GST case – don't pay unless sure
- No refund in Michael Stiassny's $127.5m GST claim
- Global brand giants in spotlight as tax rorts come under attack
- Tax grab for employees' home broadband use proposed
- Existing trust-busting powers adequate but under-used
- Growing IRD aggression poses civil liberties threat – Lennard
- Govt to tweak tax and royalty regimes for miners
- Rhetoric on housing affordability not backed by data
- Aussie Treasurer blocking trans-Tasman tax reform, says Rob McLeod
- Labour invents another non-existent document
- Querying IRD disputes process 'too expensive' – chartered accountants
- Court rules on Bob Jones' tax appeal
- Fish hooks for taxpayers in 'Penny & Hooper' amnesty
- Tax take rises at more than double GDP increase
- New Zealand courts would rule differently on Qantas GST case – tax expert
- Should you pay GST on your airfare if you miss your flight? What Aussie court says
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"So long as everyone knows what the rule is, everyone can comply and less time and resources can be consumed arguing about it. Good move."
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