Latest tax crackdown poses risks for NZ economy
Steven Joyce expects $100 million a year in extra tax but there are worries about increased complexity and problems for businesses.
New Zealand formally signed up to the latest global tax crackdown today in Paris.
It’s a Paris agreement the US is a bit more likely to stick to, as Green Party co-leader James Shaw noted at Parliament’s finance and expenditure committee yesterday.
But there could be costs for New Zealand,
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Rob Hosking
Thu, 08 Jun 2017
Thu, 08 Jun 2017
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Latest tax crackdown poses risks for NZ economy
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