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Last chance for Penny and Hooper-style tax dodgers, says IRD

Fresh from its big win in the Court of Appeal on the use of Optional Convertible Notes to avoid corporate tax, the Inland Revenue Department is warning individual taxpayers who have reduced their tax through income diversion schemes to come forward by March 31. By making a voluntary disclosure and reordering their tax liabilities within the concession period, taxpayers will …

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Fulton Hogan irons out Pacific Highway problems, says 1H sales and profit ‘performed soundly’

Fulton Hogan, the privately-held construction firm, says it has ironed out the problems associated with its Pacific Highway project in New South Wales and has recorded a strong first-half result, without disclosing what it is. The Christchurch-based company resolved contractual matters on the rain-delayed Pacific Highway project, which was seen as one of the major causes behind its 90 percent …

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SkyCity-Brookfield consortium short-listed for Gold Coast mega-development

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Mining lobby dismisses claims of power grab in RMA reforms

The mining lobby group Straterra says the government is right to try and improve the operation of the Resource Management Act and dismisses environmental groups’ claims of a Ministerial power grab as “rubbish.” “We all want the same thing, a robust framework for assessing development proposals against economic, environmental, social and cultural criteria,” Straterra chief executive Chris Baker said in …

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Trade Me sells group-buying Treat Me after two-year experiment

Online auction site Trade Me, which is on the prowl for more acquisitions, has sold its group-buying Treat Me website for an undisclosed sum in a management buyout. The Wellington-based company expects to complete the sale to a consortium led by Treat Me head James Macavoy in the next month, two years after launching the website, it said in a …

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