Baucher Consulting
Te wiki o te tāke: Inland Revenue backs away temporarily from controversial proposals targeting tax avoidance, tax and the first Emissions Reduction Plan, and delays mount for the OECD's ambitious tax plan
12th Jun 22, 5:18pm
Te wiki o te tāke: Inland Revenue backs away temporarily from controversial proposals targeting tax avoidance, tax and the first Emissions Reduction Plan, and delays mount for the OECD's ambitious tax plan
Terry Baucher reviews new details around the Cost of Living Payment, looks at wealth taxes and windfall profits taxes, updates the car travel reimbursement rates, and notes the longer-term perils of cheating on GST transactions
5th Jun 22, 12:07pm
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Terry Baucher reviews new details around the Cost of Living Payment, looks at wealth taxes and windfall profits taxes, updates the car travel reimbursement rates, and notes the longer-term perils of cheating on GST transactions
Te wiki o te tāke; Will the IRD be able to deliver the cost-of-living payment? Potentially unwelcome GST surprise for farmers selling up. The latest developments from the OECD
29th May 22, 1:50pm
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Te wiki o te tāke; Will the IRD be able to deliver the cost-of-living payment? Potentially unwelcome GST surprise for farmers selling up. The latest developments from the OECD
Te wiki o te tāke Budget Special – no big tax surprise but Inland Revenue gets some extra funding
19th May 22, 2:22pm
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Te wiki o te tāke Budget Special – no big tax surprise but Inland Revenue gets some extra funding
Te wiki o te tāke week; Consulting on international tax, a new CEO. Consulting on Working for Families, and a look ahead to the budget. All this plus the Rolling Stones
15th May 22, 7:41pm
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Te wiki o te tāke week; Consulting on international tax, a new CEO. Consulting on Working for Families, and a look ahead to the budget. All this plus the Rolling Stones
Te wiki o te tāke; Inland Revenue gets ready for tax filing season, puts recipients of COVID-19 support payments under the microscope. Insights into the composition of the Top 0.1%
9th May 22, 12:35pm
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Te wiki o te tāke; Inland Revenue gets ready for tax filing season, puts recipients of COVID-19 support payments under the microscope. Insights into the composition of the Top 0.1%
Te wiki o te tāke - the Minister of Revenue goes back to first principles as the final due date for submissions on two controversial proposals illustrates why, and the IRS drops the ball
30th Apr 22, 3:58pm
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Te wiki o te tāke - the Minister of Revenue goes back to first principles as the final due date for submissions on two controversial proposals illustrates why, and the IRS drops the ball
Te Wiki o te tāke; Higher interest rates on unpaid tax; extended reporting requirements for trusts; and the potential New Zealand tax implications of a British political scandal
25th Apr 22, 10:59am
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Te Wiki o te tāke; Higher interest rates on unpaid tax; extended reporting requirements for trusts; and the potential New Zealand tax implications of a British political scandal
Te wiki o te tāke; comparing New Zealand’s taxation of property with other countries; OECD heralds a clampdown on crypto-assets; and another warning from Inland Revenue about attempts to manipulate income to avoid the 39% tax rate
10th Apr 22, 2:05pm
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Te wiki o te tāke; comparing New Zealand’s taxation of property with other countries; OECD heralds a clampdown on crypto-assets; and another warning from Inland Revenue about attempts to manipulate income to avoid the 39% tax rate
Te wiki o te tāke; Interest limitation and bright-line test changes now enacted, guidance to help find your way through the maze of the financial arrangements rules, and the Australian Budget might give the IRD ideas
3rd Apr 22, 9:44am
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Te wiki o te tāke; Interest limitation and bright-line test changes now enacted, guidance to help find your way through the maze of the financial arrangements rules, and the Australian Budget might give the IRD ideas
Terry Baucher assesses the IRD's proposal for a big stick to counter top tax rate avoidance, potential tax changes make a difference to the cost of living, and what you should do to get ready for tax year end
27th Mar 22, 9:52am
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Terry Baucher assesses the IRD's proposal for a big stick to counter top tax rate avoidance, potential tax changes make a difference to the cost of living, and what you should do to get ready for tax year end
The IRD pushes on into regulating controversial areas like interest deduction limitation rules, taxing the gig economy, trusts, and top tax rate anti-avoidance measures. Terry Baucher reviews
20th Mar 22, 12:30pm
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The IRD pushes on into regulating controversial areas like interest deduction limitation rules, taxing the gig economy, trusts, and top tax rate anti-avoidance measures. Terry Baucher reviews
Government declines request for 'build-to-rent' developments to be exempt from the interest deduction tax change, but continues to consider ways to support the sector
11th Mar 22, 9:00am
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Government declines request for 'build-to-rent' developments to be exempt from the interest deduction tax change, but continues to consider ways to support the sector
Terry Baucher looks at whether COVID-19 related costs are tax-deductible, and where tax administration is heading. And he reminds those planning to migrate to check for tax traps before you leave
20th Feb 22, 12:45pm
Terry Baucher looks at whether COVID-19 related costs are tax-deductible, and where tax administration is heading. And he reminds those planning to migrate to check for tax traps before you leave
Terry Baucher on the latest Inland Revenue guidance on non-resident employers, calculating foreign tax credits, and whether the proposed social insurance scheme could incentivise more honest tax filings
13th Feb 22, 11:34am
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Terry Baucher on the latest Inland Revenue guidance on non-resident employers, calculating foreign tax credits, and whether the proposed social insurance scheme could incentivise more honest tax filings
Terry Baucher assesses the proposed income insurance scheme, the IRD's view on those who respond to the 39% disincentive, and the OECD's view on how we tax ourselves
7th Feb 22, 10:16am
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Terry Baucher assesses the proposed income insurance scheme, the IRD's view on those who respond to the 39% disincentive, and the OECD's view on how we tax ourselves
Terry Baucher looks at what’s ahead in the world of tax this year and finds some big issues, some lingering from the past, and some new ones to be grappled with
31st Jan 22, 9:00am
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Terry Baucher looks at what’s ahead in the world of tax this year and finds some big issues, some lingering from the past, and some new ones to be grappled with
Terry Baucher reviews his five 2020 predictions of where the tax world is heading in a world changed by a pandemic. His prognostications have been prescient
24th Dec 21, 11:18am
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Terry Baucher reviews his five 2020 predictions of where the tax world is heading in a world changed by a pandemic. His prognostications have been prescient
Te wiki o te tāke; A record tax take ahead, never mind COVID-19, a ground-breaking international tax deal and property taxation are the major tax stories for 2021
19th Dec 21, 5:59pm
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Te wiki o te tāke; A record tax take ahead, never mind COVID-19, a ground-breaking international tax deal and property taxation are the major tax stories for 2021
Te wiki o te tāke; Inland Revenue enlists the help of the Chinese tax authorities in a tax evasion case, the impact of COVID-19 on tax revenues internationally and Inland Revenue turns off its old tax computer system
12th Dec 21, 10:31am
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Te wiki o te tāke; Inland Revenue enlists the help of the Chinese tax authorities in a tax evasion case, the impact of COVID-19 on tax revenues internationally and Inland Revenue turns off its old tax computer system
Te wiki o te tāke; Latest Covid-19 development, Luxon keeps property debate in news, and Inland Revenue turns its attention to charities
6th Dec 21, 5:07pm
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Te wiki o te tāke; Latest Covid-19 development, Luxon keeps property debate in news, and Inland Revenue turns its attention to charities
Terry Baucher and Professor Craig Elliffe assess the recent global agreements on international taxation, some big changes and some messy compromises
29th Nov 21, 7:34am
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Terry Baucher and Professor Craig Elliffe assess the recent global agreements on international taxation, some big changes and some messy compromises
Te wiki o te tāke: Is it time to send Inland Revenue back to school? A warning from the UK about the creeping powers of tax authorities. And is it time for a one-off COVID tax on the banks?
22nd Nov 21, 11:26am
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Te wiki o te tāke: Is it time to send Inland Revenue back to school? A warning from the UK about the creeping powers of tax authorities. And is it time for a one-off COVID tax on the banks?
Te wiki o te tāke: Terry Baucher explores tax consequences that may be unintended in how trusts are managed, house buying, and possibly intended for the increases in the family tax credit
14th Nov 21, 10:32am
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Te wiki o te tāke: Terry Baucher explores tax consequences that may be unintended in how trusts are managed, house buying, and possibly intended for the increases in the family tax credit
Te wiki o te tāke; Shifting the top tax rate to 39% has energised the efforts of those affected to reorganise their affairs, just as they did the last time this was attempted. The IRD is watching more closely this time
7th Nov 21, 7:11pm
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Te wiki o te tāke; Shifting the top tax rate to 39% has energised the efforts of those affected to reorganise their affairs, just as they did the last time this was attempted. The IRD is watching more closely this time