Don't go overboard - tax experts give their views on Collins’ tax proposals
PwC's Geof Nightingale and EY's David Snell weigh in on the profit-shifting tax debate.
A new set of tax proposals, which would close loopholes on multinational firms' tax, has been welcomed by experts but one is warning there is a risk the proposals could “go overboard.”
This morning, Revenue Minister Judith Collins and Finance Minister Steven Joyce released three consultation
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Jason Walls
Fri, 03 Mar 2017
Fri, 03 Mar 2017
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Don't go overboard - tax experts give their views on Collins’ tax proposals
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