Simon Watts’ office has corrected its earlier statements that no further work was being done.
Net worth is projected to fall from $191 billion now to $168b by 2027.
Labour might be in the right spot by not pleasing either the Greens or National, she says.
Simon Watts says reducing tax compliance means businesses have more money to spend elsewhere.
But Transporting NZ ponders whether the plan will lead to greater economic productivity benefits.
Annual report notes impairment of loans as taxpayer-backed fund winds down.
A second round of consultation is under way on a refined option to cover both new and existing infrastructure.
Tax debt as a proportion of tax revenue continues to rise. A report obtained by NBR under the OIA shows what IRD intends to do about it.
The CTU says the Coalition Government is hostile to workers and their unions.
How will it treat the sale of shares in a property-owning company?