Reeling in the big fish
While it’s only fair that multinationals pay their share of tax, there’s a lot of hard work ahead if companies want to comply with the Global Anti-Base Erosion Rules coming into effect this year and...
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How Kiwi companies in Australia can avoid the ‘double tax’ trap
New Zealand companies setting up in Australia must plan their structures carefully to avoid a hefty double tax on profits...
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What does President Joe Biden mean for tax?
Joe Biden’s campaign promises on tax could affect your cross-border clients. What are some of his proposed changes?...
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Why a Google tax for NZ is not the answer
Kiwis should put on ice plans for a digital services tax to focus on OECD talks about slicing up the multinational tax pie...
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Complying and foreign trusts - a risk factor for NZ accountants?
In the wake of the ‘Panama Papers’, rules on foreign trusts have been changed and there are new regulations to be followed. What do accountants need to know?...
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ATO powers up with data-matching tech
More powerful data-matching tools from the ATO are catching out more tax avoiders. What can accountants do to comply?...
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New Zealand's Budget 2017 must ease growing pains
Three key issues that Finance Minister Steven Joyce needs to address when he hands down New Zealand’s Budget 2017 on May 25...
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Facial share and the beard tax
A beard tax? Not by the hairs of our chinny chin chins says the Beard Liberation Front...
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The global mess of free trade agreements
Winners and losers in the spaghetti-like global mess of free trade agreements...
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UK complicates OECD's plans to stop corporate tax dodgers
The OECD’s plan to put a stop to multinational tax dodges appears to have been hit by friendly fire...