Henderson’s choice: which debts to dodge
Proceeds from sale of property to Christchurch City Council were filtered through a complex structure to thwart Hanover Finance, claims developer in GST case.
Christchurch developer Dave Henderson argued arrangements handling the $16 million sale of property to the city council were aimed at defeating the interests of Hanover Finance, not the taxman, a court judgment published this week says.
In a landmark ruling on tax law at Christchurch High Court,
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Tim Hunter
Fri, 26 Aug 2016
Fri, 26 Aug 2016
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Henderson’s choice: which debts to dodge
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