Top court cracks down on IRD super-preferential power
Supreme Court rules in favour of Jennings Roadfreight
The Supreme Court has ruled against the IRD, in a case setting a precedent for who gets what when companies fail.
Hawke’s Bay transport firm Jennings Roadfreight had owed about $50,000 in PAYE to the IRD and paid about $14,000 to the taxman after it went into liquidation.
When companies fail,
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Victoria Young
Fri, 07 Nov 2014
Fri, 07 Nov 2014
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Top court cracks down on IRD super-preferential power
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