IRD proposes bumping up the top tax rate on investment income to 45%
The tax authority is planning a number of changes to the taxing of investment income including monthly reporting and raising the top tax rate. With special feature audio.
The tax authority is planning a number of changes to the rule on investment income including raising the top tax rate for those failing to provide IRD numbers to 45%
That’s compared to the current top tax rate of 33%, the same as the top income tax rate, or, in the case of portfolio investment
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Jenny Ruth
Tue, 12 Jul 2016
Tue, 12 Jul 2016
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IRD proposes bumping up the top tax rate on investment income to 45%
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