Kiwis Urged To Get Away For One Last Holiday Before National’s App Tax Kicks In
The Taxpayers’ Union is encouraging Kiwi’s to get away for one last holiday before National’s app tax kicks in this year.
Taxpayers’ Union Campaigns Manager, Connor Molloy, said:
“Kiwis better make the most of their stay in an Airbnb or bach rental because it is about to get a lot more expensive. Adding GST to the cost of app-based services like Airbnb and Uber is distortionary, unfair and will punish Kiwis with higher prices.
“Despite campaigning strongly against the app tax, National’s dramatic u-turn will see families paying more to be a part of an increasingly digitised economy. Rather than cutting wasteful spending to fund its tax cuts, National is trying to do a bait and switch by reducing taxes in once place while hiking them up somewhere else.
“This year, the Taxpayers’ Union will
campaign strongly against the new app tax, urging the
National to revert to their original position while in
opposition of opposing the app tax and to scrap it
completely."
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