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Airbnb hosts face IRD crackdown: Why Airbnb backs bed taxes, data-sharing

Online accommodation market meets mayors to push for nationwide regulation.

Australia's ban on cash payments above $10K attacked

Ban seen as thin end of the wedge. Comes as Reserve Bank reviews use of cash.

Apple's NZ revenue down as tax tension continues

Tech giant reports its 2019 local result.

Turia Pitt reveals huge tax office blunder and other business stuff-ups

Turia Pitt is an inspirational women – but she isn't immune to huge stuff-ups at work.

Kiwi businessman loses mum, then faces battle with New York

A Kiwi businessman faced a tough battle after losing his mother.

Jim Rose: All we need right now is a carbon tax

COMMENT: One swift move removes the politics and leaves the market to do the lifting.

Judge refuses to halt liquidation process for Eric Watson's Cullen Group

Eric Watson has lost the latest round in his battle with the IRD.

'Persistent and premeditated': Baker jailed for hiding $6.5m of sales from IRD

The baker failed to declare some $6.5 million in cash sales.

Why increasing numbers of super rich leads to a tax problem

The number of super-rich in NZ has increased 75 per cent in the past five years.

Taxing the rich no simple equation

We say: The number of super-rich earners in NZ has soared. Do they pay fair share of tax?

Revealed: NZ's 350 new super-rich - and an $85m tax fight

Each high wealth individual has, or controls, wealth in excess of $50 million.

The IRD owes an 11yo girl four cents. They say she can't have it.

Young children are income earners for tax purposes if they hold KiwiSaver or bank savings.

Dick Smith complains about his $500k tax refund

'I found I was getting this ridiculous money from the government' says Aussie millionaire.

Wanted businessman denied bail ahead of Australian extradition fight

The alleged multimillion-dollar fraud is linked to a luxury New South Wales golf course.

Taxman cometh: IRD hunts $80m in missing property taxes

Up to a quarter of transactions where brightline rule should apply may be non-compliant.

IRD 'morally wrong' for not paying $42m tax back, says financial adviser

When the tax department takes but does not give back.