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English Prodded Over Last Year's Position On GST

English Prodded Over Last Year's Position On GST
Wellington, Feb 11 NZPA - Finance Minister Bill English is defending his change in heart on GST hikes, saying times have changed.

English Prodded Over Last Year's Position On Gst

(fixing dateline) Wellington, Feb 11 NZPA - Labour is attacking Finance Minister Bill English for saying last year he wanted to maintain GST at 12.5 percent.

English Prodded Over Last Year's Position On Gst

English Prodded Over Last Year's Position On Gst
Wellington, Feb 10 NZPA - Labour is attacking Finance Minister Bill English for saying last year he wanted to maintain GST at 12.5 percent.

PM Defends 2008 GST Comments

PM Defends 2008 GST Comments
Wellington, Feb 10 NZPA - Prime Minister John Key is defending his 2008 comment that he would not raise GST.

PM Ruled Out Gst Increase In 2008

PM Ruled Out Gst Increase In 2008
Wellington, Feb 10 NZPA - During the election campaign John Key ruled out increasing GST. Yesterday the now Prime Minister said an increase was on the cards.

Property Investors Need To Accept Change Inevitable

Property Investors Need To Accept Change Inevitable
Wellington, Feb 10 NZPA - Property investors will find it hard to argue they should continue to claim depreciation of buildings that were increasing in value while not paying tax on that increase, Tax Working Group member John Shewan says.

Cullen, Key Against GST Hike

Neither Labour nor National would consider raising GST to 15 percent. John Shewan, a specialist tax partner and chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers New Zealand, told the New Zealand Herald that GST could hit 15 percent and the top personal tax rate increase to 45 percent.