Perhaps we should become a major tax haven for corporations as well?
Economic recovery to happen later than first thought
Treasury's chief economist has warned a weaker economic outlook means a delay in a return to growth.www.rnz.co.nz
Looking at Ireland’s trajectory back towards favourable numbers it indicates consumer spending has been a big influence. This article cites spending as being one of the hinderances of us returning to favourable numbers with us in recession for 2 years now. Not even the tax cuts implemented by this government have led to higher consumer spending to the economy
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Good to see you in the tax them less camp.
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We're constantly told that we don't have a CGT here and that other OECD countries like Luxemburg does but our Brightline test on sales of rental properties means that we have to hold a rental property 4 times longer than a landlord in Luxemburg to not have to pay tax on the capital gain. The problem is no two countries have a CGT which is the same as another country.
It was also funny hearing all the chat from attendees at the Labour conference saying how a wealth tax/CGT would provide extra money for hospitals, education, etc. but Hipkins has continuously said that it would be a "tax neutral"..... meaning the amount raised by the new taxes would be offset not with spending money on hospitals, education, etc. but by reducing personal income tax.
Name suppression lifted. Why is it that those with the most to hide always cry the loudest and paint over rainbow crossings?
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'I'll take the blame': Destiny Church youth leader admits to hundreds of sexual abuses
The disciple abused the victims over five years at a house he shared with his mother.
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The tide's turned, looks like a power vacuum in the centre right, and Winnie and Skippy are winning by not interrupting them.Stuff
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Latest poll has bad news for the government and Luxon. An election at present would bring a hung parliament and Hipkins overtakes Luxon by 1 point as preferred prime minister
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If Labour don't ditch the gang patches policy when they get voted in it will be interesting to see how that is enforced long term.
I heard some discussion that it has been enforced in some Australian States.
We started with a hiss and a roar. I can see if it eventually gets lax over time. Remember by law you are supposed to wear a helmet while on a bike. That isn't enforced anymore. Sure, dramatically different things but it's the only similar comparison I can think of.
I heard some discussion that it has been enforced in some Australian States.
We started with a hiss and a roar. I can see if it eventually gets lax over time. Remember by law you are supposed to wear a helmet while on a bike. That isn't enforced anymore. Sure, dramatically different things but it's the only similar comparison I can think of.
What was the commonsense you refer to?
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Sometimes, you just need to take a moment and read what is actually there.... and not what you think is written there....
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Cash envelope returned to Head Hunters after cops misread ‘drags profit’ as ‘drugs profit’
'Drugs profit' on the envelope was actually 'drags profit', referring to a racing event.
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The poorest state in the United States is Mississippi with a per capita GDP of US$53,000 and, yes, that is above New Zealand at US$47,000.
NZ needs to target PRODUCTIVITY and economic performance!
NZ needs to target PRODUCTIVITY and economic performance!
SolarZero offered a scheme which was like renting to own a solar system. Problem is, by time you actually "owned it", the systems was going to worth next to nothing due to depreciation and how the effectiveness of batteries and panel deteriorates over time. Even then, a number of customers complained that they weren't making the savings SolarZero said they were going to make. There's also the huge upfront capital costs to SolarZero of buying the equipment, installing it and being drip fed back the capital costs over a few decades. A number of people said the business model just didn't add up.... but it still didn't stop the government and BlackRock pumping huge money into the business.... until it all went tits up.
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Angry tradies want to rip SolarZero panels off roofs
First liquidators' report finds $40m owing, but also a ray of hope with buyer interest.
People understanding of economics flies out the window when it comes to solar PV.SolarZero offered a scheme which was like renting to own a solar system. Problem is, by time you actually "owned it", the systems was going to worth next to nothing due to depreciation and how the effectiveness of batteries and panel deteriorates over time. Even then, a number of customers complained that they weren't making the savings SolarZero said they were going to make. There's also the huge upfront capital costs to SolarZero of buying the equipment, installing it and being drip fed back the capital costs over a few decades. A number of people said the business model just didn't add up.... but it still didn't stop the government and BlackRock pumping huge money into the business.... until it all went tits up.
Angry tradies want to rip SolarZero panels off roofs
First liquidators' report finds $40m owing, but also a ray of hope with buyer interest.
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I’m glad Joe Biden has pardoned his son.
We shouldn’t have a greater risk of prosecution because of intergenerational issues - the example has been set with Maori…
Not everyone is equal
We shouldn’t have a greater risk of prosecution because of intergenerational issues - the example has been set with Maori…
Not everyone is equal
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