Brendan Brown and Tim Stewart of Russell McVeagh summarise Inland Revenue’s draft guidance on negative interest payments and consider how it may impact banks and financial institutions.
Brendan Brown and Young-chan Jung of Russell McVeagh consider the tax developments that multinational businesses can expect following Jacinda Ardern and the Labour Party’s re-election in New Zealand.
Brendan Brown and Mitchell Fraser of Russell McVeagh consider the role of tax in political parties' manifestos prior to New Zealand’s October 2020 general election, with a particular focus on a possible digital services tax.
Brendan Brown and Mitchell Fraser of Russell McVeagh explain how tax policies are set to play a pivotal role as the people of New Zealand head to the polls.
Brendan Brown and Alex Ladyman of Russell McVeagh outline how the New Zealand tax authorities are proposing to clarify aspects of the income tax and goods and services tax treatment of transactions involving crypto-assets.
Brendan Brown and Young-chan Jung of Russell McVeagh summarise the proposed measures that the Inland Revenue have put forward for allocating the purchase price in sales of property or business assets.
Brendan Brown and Alex Ladyman of Russell McVeagh assess the impact of the tax measures likely to feature in the Government's proposed changes to the Overseas Investment Act.
Brendan Brown and Matt Woolley of Russell McVeagh assess the impact of Inland Revenue’s latest update to its Multinational Enterprises Compliance Focus document.
The New Zealand government has updated its short to medium-term priorities for tax reform by releasing a “refreshed” Tax Policy Work Programme (work programme).
Brendan Brown and Young-chan Jung of Russell McVeagh analyse the government’s proposed changes to the goods and services tax treatment of cross-border telecommunications services, including charging GST based on the consumer’s residence.