Panama Papers: Key open to more MPs trust disclosure but says 'no' to releasing tax returns
The prime minister remains adamant he has nothing to hide.
Prime Minister John Key’s announcement of changes to provisional tax rules for small businesses was overshadowed by the debate about his own tax affairs,
But the prime minister remains adamant he has nothing to hide. Asked in Parliament this afternoon if he is one of the heads of government named
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Rob Hosking
Wed, 13 Apr 2016
Wed, 13 Apr 2016
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Panama Papers: Key open to more MPs trust disclosure but says 'no' to releasing tax returns
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