New Zealand Nationals To Pass Tax Cuts Before Christmas,
by Mary Swire, Tax-News.com, Hong Kong 21/11/2008
The incoming National Party government of Prime Minister-elect John Key has put its pledge to cut income tax at the top of its legislative agenda. [
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New Zealand and Netherland Antilles To Exchange Tax Information,
by Amanda Banks, Tax-News.com, London 18/11/2008
The agreement for the exchange of information with respect to taxes between the Netherlands Antilles and the government of New Zealand has recently come into force. [
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New Zealand Nationals To Cut Income Tax,
by Mary Swire, Tax-News.com, Hong Kong 11/11/2008
The New Zealand Labour Party's long stint in power has come to and end after voters backed the centre-right National Party and its plans to cut income tax at the weekend. [
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- DOING BUSINESS IN NEW ZEALAND
- By Mary Swire, Hong Kong Here
we examine the taxation issues
involved for foreign companies
doing business in New Zealand,
and the advantages and disadvantages
of different types of New Zealand
corporation. We also look at
investment incentives available
to encourage foreign direct
investment, and ask just how
attractive the New Zealand investment
regime is for multinational
organisations.
- LIVING AND WORKING IN NEW ZEALAND
- THE EXPATRIATE PERSPECTIVE
- By Caroline Maxwell, London In
this article we look at issues
involved in immigration to New
Zealand, examining the different
types of visa available to international
expatriates. We also look at
the tax implications of living
and working in New Zealand for
both resident and non-resident
expats.
- OUTWARD INVESTMENT FROM NEW ZEALAND
- THE OFFSHORE PERSPECTIVE
- By Jason Gorringe, London In
this article we look at the
offshore opportunities available
(or not!) for New Zealand resident
individuals, and examine some
of the anti-avoidance provisions
that have been put in place.
We also look at the international
tax planning opportunities that
are still available to resident
multinational companies.
- RECENT AND PROPOSED NEW ZEALAND
TAX REFORMS - By Caroline
Maxwell In
this article, we look at recent
tax reforms affecting New Zealand
and resident multinational business,
including the 2008 tax reform
package, the changes to the
Controlled Foreign Company regime,
and the introduction of Limited
Partnerships.
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