Gordon Campbell: On Sir Michael Cullen’s Tax Reform

To ordinary wage and salary earners who (a) watch a slice of their gross income being taxed every week via PAYE and who also (b) pay GST on every single thing they buy, there has been something quite surreal about the centre-right’s angry and anguished reactions to the Tax Working Group’s final report... More>>

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• Tax Working Group - Tax Working Group delivers Final Report
• BusinessNZ - Minority view on extending taxation of capital gains
• The Scoop Team - PM's Post-Cab 25/2/19: Capital Gains and Rental Insulation
• RNZ - Capital gains tax: 'New Zealand is joining the modern world'
• BusinessDesk - A guide to the Tax Working Group's 'other' recommendations - Investors fear chilling effect - KiwiSaver funds face unrealised capital gains tax - Investors fear chill effect as former IRD boss opposes CGT - Extend capital gains tax while taxing lower incomes less - Working Group
• NZ Govt - Government response to Tax Working Group report
• National - Capital Gains Tax will deter R&D - CGT makes it harder for first home buyers & renters - Massive tax grab will hammer NZ economy - More costs as tax monster unleashed
• Greens - Green Party welcome Tax Working Group report
• ACT - Is a CGT a done deal? - Free Press, 25 February 2019 - Rust Never Sleeps - Thanks, Winston - Envy tax no path to prosperity - Free Press, 19 February 2019 - The Envy Tax
• Deloitte - Capital gains tax no panacea for tax fairness
• CPA Australia - Tax report challenges political parties to be non-partisan
• The NZ Initiative - Proposed rate of CGT one of the most penal in world
• Financial Advice NZ - Tax Recommendations - Response from Financial Advice NZ
• InvestNow - What Cullen’s CGT means for fund investors
• Chartered Accountants Australia and NZ - TWG recommendations start of long process
• The Opportunities Party - Tax Working Group Report: The Good, The Bad, the Predictable
• Social Credit - Tax Working Group Recommendations Like Cold Porridge
• EMA - Cost outweighs benefit in capital gains proposal
• REINZ - REINZ warns about lifestyle block family homes - CGT could significantly impact rental market - REINZ questions whether CGT will improve long-term costs
• Business Central - Capital Gains Tax Proposal Fatally Flawed
• CTU - CTU welcomes Tax Working Group report
• Federated Farmers - Feds: Put capital gains tax back in the kennel
• NZEI - NZEI Te Riu Roa urges Government to implement CGT
• Canterbury Employers' Chamber Of Commerce - Capital gains tax disappointing for business
• Auckland Action Against Poverty - Capital Gains Tax bare minimum to start reducing wealth gap
• Stop the War on Tenancies - Capital gains tax plan not geared for capital losses
• NZ Taxpayers' Union - Tax should be 'One Law for All' - Westpac not smarter than IMF:CGT will worsen affordability - Capital gains tax proposal aggressive and unfair - 19 capital gains tax details to look out for on Thursday
• Alcohol Healthwatch - Tax review fails to heed calls for urgency on alcohol tax
• Irrigation NZ - A new water tax would affect everyone
• Fish and Game NZ - Environment and Water Pollution Tax Proposals Welcomed
• Greenpeace NZ - Greenpeace supports environmental taxation
• Waikato Chamber of Commerce - Capital Gains Tax won’t help the Provinces
• KPMG - Tax Working Group Final Report – 99 not out!
• Oxfam NZ - Oxfam’s reaction to the Tax Working Group’s final report
• Citizens Environmental Advocacy Centre - New water tax is needed
• Peter Dunne - Dunne Speaks: Tax Working Group no more than Cullens stooges
• Mark Rais - Success or Failure of CGT dependant on Macro-Economics
• Bachcare - Holiday home sector at risk if CGT includes baches
• Child Poverty Action Group - CGT a lost opportunity to explore solutions to inequality
• Closing The Gap - Press release on the TWG final report
• Retirement Policy and Research Centre - Tax Working Group should not venture into retirement policy
• Simplicity - CGT clarification shows Kiwisaver gains for lower earners
• Maori Council - Tax working group missed opportunity

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