NZ Bookkeeper of the Year shares her 10 steps to business survival

The winner of The Institute of Certified New Zealand Bookkeepers Bookkeeper of the Year 2020, Haylee Wrenn, is urging Kiwi businesses to put their hand up for help.

Judith vs Jacinda: The questions that should asked tonight - NZTU

The New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union has released a list of questions that should be asked at tonight’s TVNZ leaders' debate - and at tonight’s separate finance debate in Queenstown.

Questions for Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins:

Is tax theft - or love?

BERL report shows New Zealanders will be better off under legal cananbis

NZ Drug Foundation Media release

Economic report released by Government show New Zealanders will be better off under legalisation

'National will back New Zealand's small businesses'

A National Government will back the private sector, in particular our small businesses, to create jobs and get the economy moving again, National Party Leader Judith Collins says.

Income stats show why temporary cut to GST needed - NZTU

Responding to the release of Stats NZ data for the June quarter denoting that median incomes fell by 7.6 percent, New Zealand Taxpayers' Union spokesman Louis Houlbrooke says:

Auckland accountant jailed for historical tax fraud - IRD

An Auckland accountant has been sent to prison for two years and nine months for tax fraud dating back to the turn of the century.

Alice Jardinero Monzon, 67, was sentenced in the Manukau District Court yesterday and as well as prison time, was ordered to pay $10,000 in reparation.

Hamilton accountant jailed for tax fraud - IRD

A Hamilton-based chartered accountant, who fabricated GST and income tax returns to fund a gambling habit and go on holidays, has been sent to prison for three years.

Councils set to vote on 11 remits at LGNZ AGM

Eleven remits have been set down for debate and voting at the 2020 Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ) Annual General Meeting (AGM) to be held this Friday 21 August.

Pokie gambling in pubs and clubs costing retail sector over $400 million - Problem Gambling Foundation

A recent New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) report commissioned by The Salvation Army and the Problem Gambling Foundation estimates that if household expenditure on Class 4 pokie gambling was diverted to other uses, the retail sector could have gained an estimated $445 million in

Retail confidence improves but real challenges for some - report

Retailer confidence remained positive in July, building on the strong rebound recorded in June after lockdown was lifted.