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Capital Gains Tax could cost NZ economy billions – Business NZ

Business New Zealand chief executive and Tax Working Group member Kirk Hope says the proposed capital gains tax could cost the economy billions of dollars in compliance costs, administration and lost productivity gains.Business... Source: NZ Herald Business News buy norvasc online norvasc no prescription

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Finance company blocked from offering consumer loans after refusal to pay award

A finance company was blocked from offering loans to the public after it failed to pay out an award to a couple who won a claim against it through a dispute resolution service. But Stuart Smith, the director of Rural Property Finance,... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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The big call: Air New Zealand faces choice of Boeing planes or Airbus for 777 replacement

Air New Zealand will soon make a billion-dollar-plus call on its next wide-body plane, with three aircraft in the running to give it scope to open up new routes.The airline is in the final stages of selecting new aircraft to replace... Source: NZ Herald Business News online pharmacy aciphex buy with best prices today in the USA

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Aussie house price warning: 'Day of reckoning' is coming

Australia's property markets are facing a "day of reckoning" if Labor wins the election and follows through with its plan to scrap negative gearing benefits for landlords, pundits warn.The Opposition wants to scale back the generous... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Contact Energy leads NZ shares lower

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NZ dollar stalled awaiting Brexit, trade developments

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SkyCity nets $230m from Auckland carpark mega sale

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Troy Bowker: Why argument of Capital Gains Tax fairness is based on unreliable data

COMMENT: The Tax Working Group (TWG) used an unreliable survey by the Department of Statistics as the basis for its argument that the majority of the proposed capital gains tax (CGT) will be paid by the top 20 per cent of households... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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