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Property Law Conference: Change - it's inevitable!Publication Date: 28-Jun-2018Chair: Debra Dorrington, Keynote: Ngahihi Bidois, Dr Tom Mulholland, Authors: Lisa Barrett, Jayne Cobham, Ben France-Hudson, Victoria Kingi, Richard Manthel, Chris Moore, Robbie Muir, Mark Pascall, Professor Jacinta Ruru, Stephen Tomlinson, Nick Tuffley, John Walton, Leo Watson, Jeremy Whyte, Dominic Woolrych, Dr Rachel Zajac |
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Limited PartnershipsPublication Date: 21-Apr-2008Author(s): Casey Plunket, Nick Wells |
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Author(s): Denham Martin
Published: 11 July, 2000
Pages: 90
Introduction
Taxation is viewed by some practitioners as an arcane and dispensable area of law. However, the truth of the matter is quite the opposite, there being no other area of law that touches everyday commercial and private transactions and affairs so extensively and importantly – from the variation of a family trust, to a wrongful dismissal payout, to a sale of valuable intellectual property rights. Furthermore, there are few legal areas where the personal and business cost of incorrect advice or conduct can be so prejudicial, a point graphically represented in recent times by events such as the Commission of Inquiry Into Certain Matters Relating To Taxation (“the Wine-Box Inquiry”); the hearings culminating in The Report of the Finance and Select Committee Into the Powers and Operations of the Inland Revenue Department (“the Dunne Inquiry”), and those involving the long-running and well-publicised dispute in Christchurch between the Inland Revenue Department (“the Revenue”) and Mr David Henderson.
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