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Associate Health Minister Peter Dunne today unveiled Medicines New Zealand – a bold new strategy to guide the future access to, and use of, prescription medicines by all New Zealanders.

A government discussion document released today sets out proposals for fairer taxation of the life insurance business.

The annual tax bill is passed

Student loan repayment threshold to rise

The new double tax agreement between Austria and New Zealand has entered into force, Revenue Minister Peter Dunne announced today.

A new discussion document on international tax rules

The Ministers of Finance and Revenue launch a discussion document on payroll giving to charities

consultation is called for on some tax changes

The family tax credit has been adjusted for inflation

The British and NZ Governments have updated their double tax agreement

New Zealand has signed a double tax agreement with the Czech Republic

The 2008 tax work programme is announced

The 15 year re-writing of the country's tax laws comes to an end

Revenue Minister Peter Dunne applauds IRD

Revenue Minister Peter Dunne challenges allegation that South Island firms are being strangled by red tape

The FBT rate on low-interest loans has changed

The Revenue Minister clarifies employers' KiwiSaver obligations

Revenue Minister respondes to KiwiSaver criticism from employer body

A technical change will be made to the KiwiSaver legislation

Charities and their employees will be eligible for KiwiSaver tax credits

The most substantial changes to the business environment in 20 years will help develop a more innovative and dynamic economy, better able to compete in the global marketplace

Budget 2007 lays the foundation for a stronger culture of charitable giving in New Zealand

Pharmac gets a permanent increase of $20 million a year for more medicines for both people in the community and those needing pharmaceutical treatments in hospital such as cancer patients

Upcoming international tax changes