IMF guardedly upbeat about NZ economy – but wants capital gains tax and spending on R&D
Capital gains tax, cutting red tape for new houses, and extended government support for innovation, are among the recommendations from an IMF report on the New Zealand economy.
Rob Hosking Tue, 07 Mar 2017
Capital gains tax, cutting red tape for new houses, and extended government support for innovation, are among the recommendations from an International Monetary Fund report on the New Zealand economy.
Also on the list is increasing bank capital requirements: not coincidentally, perhaps, the
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