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IRD website taxed; crashes

IRD website taxed; crashes

The crashing of the Inland Revenue Department website yesterday, the deadline for businesses to file GST returns, was a sign of worse to come, Labour revenue spokesman David Clark said.

Inland Revenue releases first industry benchmarks

Inland Revenue releases first industry benchmarks

Inland Revenue has released its first group of benchmarks for 16 industries, which may prove to be a double-edged sword for business operators.

Sentencing of 'bad egg' shakes faith in IRD

The faith in the integrity of the Inland Revenue Department may be shaken following the sentencing last week of a former department employee for, among other things, tax evasion.

Taxman takes slice of Christmas cheer

Taxman takes slice of Christmas cheer

As the festive season draws closer, staff and client functions are on the agenda of many Otago businesses.

IRD going after those cash-only jobs

IRD going after those cash-only jobs

The Government has increased funding to the Inland Revenue Department to target the cash economy, the economy where people accept cash for doing jobs but do not report it for tax purposes.

IRD calls in debt collectors

IRD calls in debt collectors

In a rare move, the Inland Revenue is using debt collectors to gather outstanding tax and student-loan payments.

40 IRD job losses 'idle speculation'

40 IRD job losses 'idle speculation'

Dunedin tax practitioners are worried privately about an expected 40 jobs going from the city's Inland Revenue Department offices, but Revenue Minister Peter Dunne says no decision has been made.

Case accents need for thorough GST claims

Serious cash-flow problems for small and medium-sized businesses through GST refunds being withheld by the IRD for extended periods have come under scrutiny.

Government looking at PAYE final tax

Government looking at PAYE final tax

The Government is considering making PAYE a final tax, removing the need or ability of taxpayers to deal with the Inland Revenue Department, Deloitte Dunedin tax partner Peter Truman says.

Sharp as tax: Taxing issues in wake of Canterbury earthquake

Here in Otago we only felt a (significant) tremor on September 4 at 4.38am, but in Canterbury they felt the full impact of the 7.1-magnitude earthquake, and the damage that it and the many aftershocks that followed have left behind has yet to be quantified.

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