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Inland Revenue has released a draft interpretation statement considering when a disposal of land may be taxable under section CB 3 of the Income Tax Act 2007. The draft, PUB00519, follows an earlier consultation in 2024 and reflects a revised view on the relationship between section CB 3 and the land sale rules, particularly sections CB 12 and CB 13.
Many businesses are busy, but busy doesn't always mean profitable. Often, the issue isn't a lack of work. It's a lack of pricing discipline. From under-recovering overheads and misunderstanding margins to competing on price and failing to account for risk, small pricing mistakes can have a significant impact on profitability.
New Zealand's Foreign Investment Fund regime remains a key consideration for offshore investors. This article examines the proposed 2026 reforms, practical tax implications, common pitfalls, and what the changes may mean for taxpayers.
In an environment of increasing legislative complexity and heightened Inland Revenue scrutiny, proactive tax risk management is a strategic necessity, not just a compliance exercise.
