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New Zealand’s government is introducing a new tax incentive to increase business investment as it seeks to lift productivity and stoke economic growth. Firms will be able to deduct 20 percent of the ...
We need to strike a better balance between protecting our tax base and encouraging the investment that supports job creation, ...
Finance Minister Nicola Willis’ second Budget contains new spending of $5 billion and a $1.7b tax deduction for businesses.
Labour claims an 18-year-old would be $66,000 worse off in retirement under the Government’s KiwiSaver subsidy changes ...
“The Treasury and Inland Revenue estimate Investment Boost will improve economic growth, lifting New Zealand’s GDP by 1 per cent, wages by 1.5 per cent and our capital stock by 1.6 per cent over the ...
The government is rolling out a new tax incentive with the hope of encouraging businesses to invest. As part of this year's ...
Bagrie Economics managing director Cameron Bagrie called it the 'Rabbit Budget', as the pay equity changes allowed the ...
Finance Minister Nicola Willis delivered a pragmatic budget today, balancing fiscal discipline and the promise of economic growth.Author Michael P ...
In 1936, when the National Party was created through a merger of the United and Reform parties, there was a recognition among the power brokers that ...
It seems likely the government will focus on boosting business growth rather than raising new taxes. How it finances core ...
The Government has unveiled an enormous $6.6 billion tax incentive for businesses that it hopes will fuel an investment-led economic recovery after years of sluggish growth. Finance Minister Nicola ...