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Today's provisional merchandise trade figures for November continue the trend of strong export growth following the Asian Crisis, Treasurer Rt Hon Bill Birch said today.

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The export sector, positive business and consumer confidence, and strong economic growth in 1999 will be supported by a low inflationary environment, Treasurer Rt Hon Bill Birch said today.

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Energy Minister Max Bradford and Finance Minister Bill Birch today announced the Government's direction on electricity reform.

  • Bill Birch
  • Finance

Report to the Treasurer and Minister of revenue

By a committee of experts on tax compliance

  • Bill Birch
  • Treasurer

Report to the Treasurer and Minister of revenue

By a committee of experts on tax compliance

Appendix 3 -
OMITTED TOPICS

Introduction
The committee's terms of reference are broad. In one respect or another, they cover the whole of New Zealand's tax system. At the same time, the committee's time and resources have been constrained. One conse-quence is that the committee has had to omit from its scrutiny a number of significant areas of the tax system.

  • Bill Birch
  • Treasurer

Report to the Treasurer and Minister of revenue

By a committee of experts on tax compliance

APPENDIX 2
SOME TERMS USED IN THE REPORT

  • Bill Birch
  • Treasurer

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CHAPTER 18 -
THE INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT'S BUDGET

  • Bill Birch
  • Treasurer

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APPENDIX 1
THE COMMITTEE'S GUIDELINES

  • Bill Birch
  • Treasurer

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Chapter 17 -
THE RULINGS PROCESS

  • Bill Birch
  • Treasurer

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  • Bill Birch
  • Treasurer

Report to the Treasurer and Minister of revenue

By a committee of experts on tax compliance

  • Bill Birch
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CHAPTER 14 - THE TAX IMPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

  • Bill Birch
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CHAPTER 13 - APPLYING
THE LAW

  • Bill Birch
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Chapter 10 -
Assessments and Disputes Resolution

Suspension of Time Bar

  • Bill Birch
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CHAPTER 8 -
Disclosure

  • Bill Birch
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CHAPTER 9 -
Commissioner's Information-Gathering Powers

Introduction

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By a committee of experts on tax compliance

  • Bill Birch
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Chapter 6 -
Tax Mitigation, Avoidance and Evasion

Introduction

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Chapter 5 -
Some Specific Concerns
continued

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  • Treasurer

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By a committee of experts on tax compliance

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Report to the Treasurer and Minister of revenue

By a committee of experts on tax compliance

  • Bill Birch
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Chapter 3 -
Aspects of the Capital-Revenue Boundary

Introduction

3.1 The history of tax reform, since the Land and Income Tax Assessment Act 1891, has been punctuated by legislation designed to frustrate attempts by taxpayers to take amounts that are essentially revenue in nature in a capital non-taxable form.

  • Bill Birch
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