Trinity tax judge under more fire
Investors in syndicated Trinity forests – New Zealand’s biggest and longest-running tax avoidance case – could get good news if the judge who ruled against them is disqualified.
Specific and detailed complaints about Justice Geoff Venning were made to Judicial Conduct Commissioner Sir David
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Jock Anderson
Wed, 02 Mar 2011
Wed, 02 Mar 2011
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Trinity tax judge under more fire
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