Bill English

The New Zealand Tax Podcast - the awkward discussion we’re not having. And Budget papers reveal how some could now have an effective tax rate of 128% - or even more

The New Zealand Tax Podcast - the awkward discussion we’re not having. And Budget papers reveal how some could now have an effective tax rate of 128% - or even more

The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Budget preview: What might Inland Revenue get funding for and how Nicola Willis could raise $400 million

The New Zealand Tax Podcast – Budget preview: What might Inland Revenue get funding for and how Nicola Willis could raise $400 million

Crown housing agency may have to bid against private housing providers to secure funding for future state homes

Crown housing agency may have to bid against private housing providers to secure funding for future state homes

Kāinga Ora would need a $21 billion cash injection over four years to stay solvent, according to Bill English report

Kāinga Ora would need a $21 billion cash injection over four years to stay solvent, according to Bill English report

The Coalition Government has an opportunity to design a conservative tax reform package reducing the need for more radical reforms, Dan Brunskill says

The Coalition Government has an opportunity to design a conservative tax reform package reducing the need for more radical reforms, Dan Brunskill says

Reserve Bank finally convinces politicians to support debt-to-income restrictions for home loan borrowers after years of lobbying

Reserve Bank finally convinces politicians to support debt-to-income restrictions for home loan borrowers after years of lobbying

The Government asks former finance minister Bill English to review its housing agency, which faces climbing construction and debt servicing costs

The Government asks former finance minister Bill English to review its housing agency, which faces climbing construction and debt servicing costs

The government hopes private investors will fund social services – the evidence isn’t so optimistic

The government hopes private investors will fund social services – the evidence isn’t so optimistic

If those elected to the Māori Seats refuse to take them, then what possible reason could the country have for retaining them? – asks Chris Trotter

If those elected to the Māori Seats refuse to take them, then what possible reason could the country have for retaining them? – asks Chris Trotter

Chris Trotter looks at whether Christopher Luxon's corporate leadership style can cut it in politics

Chris Trotter looks at whether Christopher Luxon's corporate leadership style can cut it in politics

National Party re-states its policy on the age of eligibility for NZ Super, only ACT agrees among other parties

National Party re-states its policy on the age of eligibility for NZ Super, only ACT agrees among other parties

Legal and business experts are warning the Government that paying for a tax break on fruit and vegetables with changes to depreciation law could have expensive consequences

Legal and business experts are warning the Government that paying for a tax break on fruit and vegetables with changes to depreciation law could have expensive consequences

Eric Frykberg goes in search of solutions to superannuation affordability and looks at how past decisions have shaped today's super situation

Eric Frykberg goes in search of solutions to superannuation affordability and looks at how past decisions have shaped today's super situation

Economist Brian Easton says Cyclone Gabrielle is a challenge to fiscal stability. He would prefer a special tax to pay for remediation and adaption

Economist Brian Easton says Cyclone Gabrielle is a challenge to fiscal stability. He would prefer a special tax to pay for remediation and adaption

'Bills' by LunchMoney Lewis, writes Chris Trotter, must be the all-time strangest theme-song ever chosen by a National Party leader

'Bills' by LunchMoney Lewis, writes Chris Trotter, must be the all-time strangest theme-song ever chosen by a National Party leader