Join us for the next session, exploring the proposals outlined in our recently released Tax Policy Statement.

Corporate tax is a crucial part of a fair tax system. It helps fund the public services and infrastructure that businesses rely on, yet some large corporations are able to structure their affairs in ways that reduce the amount of tax they pay in Aotearoa.

This session will explore the role of corporate taxation in New Zealand's economy, the challenges posed by multinational tax avoidance and the reforms that could help ensure large companies contribute their fair share.

Andrea Black (MC)
Andrea is an economist and Chartered Accountant Fellow most recently specialising in tax. She was the Independent Advisor to the Tax Working Group and formerly the Economist and Policy Director for the Council of Trade Unions. More recently she was the Senior Ministerial Advisor to the Minister for Economic Development in the Ardern/Hipkins Government. Andrea is also the Treasurer for 350 Aotearoa and economist for ASMS.

Nick Miller (Speaker)
Nick is an international tax expert who has worked as a Technical Specialist for Inland Revenue and prior to that spent over 20 years with HM Revenue and Customs. He has a particular interest in transfer pricing and corporate tax avoidance and is the author of the Big Tech Little Tax report released by TJA/Better Taxes last year.

Paul Dalziel (Speaker)
Paul Dalziel was Professor of Economics at Lincoln University until his retirement in 2024. He is now Research Economist at the Wellbeing Economy Alliance (WEAll) Aotearoa. He is the lead author of Wellbeing Economics published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2018.

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