A petition has been launched today calling on the leaders of all our political parties to co...

New research shows that high earners in NZ are lightly taxed compared with those from other ...

The coalition budget announced today is little more than a regressive tax switch, says TJA.

Taxpayers’ Union polls on tax are not what they seem, writes Dr Terence Wood.

Voters not keen on cuts to public spending and services to fund government tax cuts.

Review of Labour's tax policies - including CGT & wealth tax - welcomed by TJA.

The General Assembly adopted a resolution on the promotion of international tax cooperation...

An unlikely proposal to "flatten the tax system" at this year's budget is unhelpful and shor...

The Government has still not fully explained how tax cuts will be funded, says TJA.

The Govt repeal of Taxation Principles Act is short-sighted & a step backwards, says TJA.

Deborah Russell's call for a rethink on Labour's tax policies is being welcomed by Tax Justi...

New Zealand's growing revenue deficit needs urgent attention from its new Finance and Revenu...

Tax Justice Aotearoa welcomes last night's landslide vote in favour of international tax coo...

A diverse group of organisations have combined forces this election year to call for bold ac...

New Zealand is losing millions in tax as a result of multinational companies shifting their ...

Tax Justice Aotearoa is encouraged to see serious talk on tax starting to take shape this el...

Priorities signalled in today’s Budget all point to the need for a tax and revenue system th...

Tax Justice Aotearoa applauds today’s launching of an open letter to politicians from people...

Tax Justice Aotearoa welcomes the release of data from the IRD’s High Wealth Individuals Re...

Tax Justice Aotearoa has expressed its support for the Green Party’s initiative in launchin...

New Zealand has been rated 53 out of 142 countries in the latest Financial Secrecy Index rep...

Tax Justice Aotearoa (TJA) welcomes the tax principles laid out by Revenue Minister David Pa...

Laws in Aotearoa make it near-impossible to discover who owns some companies and trusts.

National’s proposed tax cuts have been described as destructive by Tax Justice Aotearoa.

Tax Justice Aotearoa welcomes the report Estimating Uber's tax gap in Aotearoa.

Countries are losing a total of $483 billion in tax a year to global tax abuse.

TJA is concerned about international tax rules as 140 countries, led by the OECD and G20, ed...

TJA welcomes the forward-thinking in the Green Party’s Poverty Action Plan released today.

New research shows that multinational corporations continue to avoid paying millions in tax.