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Across the board tax cuts and a package of other tax changes will strengthen economic growth and help families get ahead here in New Zealand, Finance Minister Bill English and Revenue Minister Pete
- Bill English
- Peter Dunne
- Budget 2010
- Finance
- Revenue
Changes to the tax treatment of investment property increase fairness and help rebalance the economy towards productive investment, Finance Minister Bill English and Revenue Minister Peter Dunne sa
- Bill English
- Peter Dunne
- Budget 2010
- Finance
- Revenue
Budget 2010 provides increased funding for Inland Revenue to support the Government's package of tax reforms and increase tax compliance activities.
- Bill English
- Peter Dunne
- Budget 2010
- Finance
- Revenue
What is changing?
- Bill English
- Peter Dunne
- Budget 2010
- Finance
- Revenue
What is changing?
- Businesses will no longer be able to claim 20 per cent accelerated depreciation on new plant and equipment.
- Bill English
- Budget 2010
- Finance
Tax changes - how they affect New Zealanders
1. Average income household
- Bill English
- Budget 2010
- Finance
Budget 2010 focuses squarely on faster growth, helps families get ahead and sets a credible path for getting back to surplus sooner, Finance Minister Bill English says.
- Bill English
- Budget 2010
- Finance
Budget 2010 has freed up another $1.8 billion over the next four years to put into high priority areas such as healthcare, education, law and order and scientific innovation, Finance Minister Bill
- Bill English
- Budget 2010
- Finance