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Qantas ring-fences $10.3m for IRD dispute

Editorial: Remedies for child poverty step in the right direction

Editorial: When the Children's Commissioner set up an "expert advisory group on solutions to child poverty" this year, many New Zealanders will have cheered.

Warning on child poverty

Group wants extra $10 a week for sole parents

More than 80,000 sole parents, caring for 133,000 children, would get an extra $10 a week under a proposal to tackle child poverty.

Cheated cafe workers won't be left out of pocket

Home detention for Northland tax cheat

A Bay of Islands businesswoman has been sentenced to home detention and community work, and ordered to pay $45,000 in reparation for failing to pay her taxes.

Church members claimed thousands in fake tax rebates

NZ tax approach 'one size fits all' - global report

Internet trader owns up to bogus returns

Sir Robert Jones wins $4.29m tax dispute

KiwiSaver: The latest results

The results are in, for the competing funds' first five years. If yours is trailing the field, is it time to switch? Tamsyn Parker reports.

Clawback less than expected

Bail for woman accused of leading million-dollar tax fraud

IRD extends confession time for tax dodgers

Taxpayers who paid themselves artificially low salaries to avoid the top tax rate are being given longer to confess.

Dunne defends tax trusts

Revenue Minister Peter Dunne is dismissing a suggestion New Zealand is a tax haven after criticism over his "legitimate tax avoidance" comments.

Damien Grant: Heavy tax load borne by a few

Woman to be sentenced on tax charges

Almost $1bn spent on contractors

Government departments which have spent millions in laying off staff are responsible for nearly $1 billion in consultants' fees and $114.1 million in redundancies.