IRD still charging highest interest rates

Inland Revenue has lowered its use of money interest rates – but they are still some of the highest rates in town.If you pay your tax late you will now be charged 8.91% annual rate instead of 8.89%, Revenue Minister Peter Dunne announced today. If y

Rob Hosking
Tue, 23 Nov 2010

Inland Revenue has lowered its use of money interest rates – but they are still some of the highest rates in town.

If you pay your tax late you will now be charged 8.91% annual rate instead of 8.89%, Revenue Minister Peter Dunne announced today.

If you overpay your tax (and the IRD owes you), you

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