Wealth inequality

‘That’s what a fair economy looks like’: Te Pāti Māori launches election year tax policy, saying 97% of people would pay less income tax while the wealthiest 3% would contribute more

‘That’s what a fair economy looks like’: Te Pāti Māori launches election year tax policy, saying 97% of people would pay less income tax while the wealthiest 3% would contribute more

Why a vote on taxing California’s billionaires is being watched around the world

Why a vote on taxing California’s billionaires is being watched around the world

Green Party would make the first $10,000 people earn each year tax free, bring in a bank levy, increase the corporate tax rate for big companies and enforce a withholding tax rate on profits big tech companies make

Green Party would make the first $10,000 people earn each year tax free, bring in a bank levy, increase the corporate tax rate for big companies and enforce a withholding tax rate on profits big tech companies make

Te wiki o te tāke – The New Zealand Tax Podcast Budget Special –a welcome investment boost, the Ghost of Bill English appears and low-income families still face high tax rates

Te wiki o te tāke – The New Zealand Tax Podcast Budget Special –a welcome investment boost, the Ghost of Bill English appears and low-income families still face high tax rates

Departing David Parker says Labour Party still working on ‘serious policy’ to tackle inequality ahead of the next election but it was time for him to step down

Departing David Parker says Labour Party still working on ‘serious policy’ to tackle inequality ahead of the next election but it was time for him to step down

Stuck in the past: Trump tariffs and other policies are dragging the US back to the 19th century, Eric Strikwerda argues

Stuck in the past: Trump tariffs and other policies are dragging the US back to the 19th century, Eric Strikwerda argues

A clear & present danger: Heather Cox Richardson is just another voice warning of the dangers of oligarchy, an imminent threat to democracy

A clear & present danger: Heather Cox Richardson is just another voice warning of the dangers of oligarchy, an imminent threat to democracy

Susan St John says the issue of whether the NZ Super Fund should pay tax is largely one of smoke and mirrors

Susan St John says the issue of whether the NZ Super Fund should pay tax is largely one of smoke and mirrors

Susan St John outlines why she is advocating for what she describes as the Fair Economic Return rather than a Capital Gains Tax

Susan St John outlines why she is advocating for what she describes as the Fair Economic Return rather than a Capital Gains Tax

Andrew Coleman calls for New Zealanders to focus tax policy attention onto the retirement income system, which he describes as the most unusual in the world

Andrew Coleman calls for New Zealanders to focus tax policy attention onto the retirement income system, which he describes as the most unusual in the world

Andrew Coleman outlines his ideas for KiwiSaver 2.1, which younger Kiwis could adopt for themselves as a replacement for New Zealand Superannuation

Andrew Coleman outlines his ideas for KiwiSaver 2.1, which younger Kiwis could adopt for themselves as a replacement for New Zealand Superannuation

Andrew Coleman looks at what the results of two surveys tell us about what New Zealanders want from retirement income policies

Andrew Coleman looks at what the results of two surveys tell us about what New Zealanders want from retirement income policies

Andrew Coleman puts a spotlight on housing taxation in New Zealand, looking at problems and offering solutions

Andrew Coleman puts a spotlight on housing taxation in New Zealand, looking at problems and offering solutions

Andrew Coleman looks at the 'TTE' versus 'EET' methods of taxing retirement savings, suggesting change for the KiwiSaver accounts of younger New Zealanders

Andrew Coleman looks at the 'TTE' versus 'EET' methods of taxing retirement savings, suggesting change for the KiwiSaver accounts of younger New Zealanders

Andrew Coleman argues it's time NZ again considered social security taxes as we did when a compulsory saving scheme was introduced in the 1970s

Andrew Coleman argues it's time NZ again considered social security taxes as we did when a compulsory saving scheme was introduced in the 1970s