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NZ Tax Refunds Offer Chance For ‘Million Dollar Woohoo'
MEDIA RELEASE NZ Tax Refunds
Offer Clients Chance For ‘Million Dollar Woohoo’
CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, 24
April, 2013 – NZ Tax Refunds, New
Zealand’s leading online tax refund company, has teamed up
with The Edge to offer the WooHoo of a lifetime - the chance
to win one million dollars. NZ Tax Refund’s current
registered customers have an exclusive opportunity to secure
one of three places in Fletch & Vaughan’s Million Dollar
Beach Dig with NZ Tax Refunds next month. The competition
coincides with the opening of applications for tax refunds
for the 2013 tax year.
Cilla Hegarty, the Founder
and Chief Executive of NZ Tax Refunds says, “For us a
WooHoo moment is that unexpected moment of joy people have
when they receive a windfall from the IRD. By registering
with us our customers will not only find out if they are due
a tax refund for their own WooHoo moment, they also have a
chance to win a million dollars. The idea of giving one of
our fantastic customers the opportunity to win the WooHoo of
a lifetime is really fun.”
On Sunday 12 May, 125
bags of ‘WooHoo’ will be buried at an Auckland beach.
124 bags will have a million cents inside, or ten thousand
dollars, and one bag will have a million dollars inside.
All finalists will take part in a preliminary dig to
determine the one person who gets to dig for the million
dollars.
All registered customers of NZ Tax Refunds
are automatically placed in a draw to win a place in the
beach dig. New clients who apply for tax refunds via www.nztaxrefunds.co.nz
for any tax years from 1st April 2007 to 31 March 2013
will also be in to win.
NZ Tax Refunds is New
Zealand’s biggest tax agent. They help thousands of New
Zealanders find out if they're owed a tax refund from the
IRD and process it on their behalf. Over 93% of NZ Tax
Refund customers find out they’ve overpaid their tax and
the average refund is average refund is around $460. In
most cases customers can find out 24/7 whether they’re
owed a tax refund from the past 5 years within 60 seconds
after completing the online tax refund application form.
Entries for the million dollar beach dig via close
Thursday 9 May. Applications for places in the finals can
also be made via The Edge’s website. All finalists who
don’t live in Auckland will be flown to the event.
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