OPEN MIC: NZ should raise taxes, says OECD
Have your say on the OECD's tax suggestions.
Welcome to NBR's weekly Friday afternoon Open Mic thread!
100 days out from the election, the finance minister says he is considering further changes to New Zealand's taxation rules after the OECD's chief economist suggested a review is warranted:
- Is the OECD right to suggest higher taxes?
- Is Steven Joyce right to consider them?
Read the story: OECD suggests more tax changes, Joyce leaves door open
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If this doesn’t hit your button, post about anything else you want, ask random questions, whatever.
Have fun, readers!
Staff Reporter
Fri, 16 Jun 2017
Fri, 16 Jun 2017
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OPEN MIC: NZ should raise taxes, says OECD
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