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On Demand Module l Electronic booklet l PowerPoint Presentation
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This year Inland Revenue collected just under $100 billion in tax revenue. Building on a well-received session at the Auckland General Practitioner CPD Day in February 2023, this module will consider some key recent tax-related developments and help ensure that you are able to provide informed advice to your clients.
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By completing this module you will:
Authors: Catherine Francis, Riaan Geldenhuys
Published: 19 October 2023
Pages: 61
In this paper we will touch on several topics selected with two criteria in mind:
1. changes and / or developments over the last year or so; and
2. potential relevance to general practitioners.
It is not meant to be a tax technical deep dive, but some detail may be necessary at times. It is also not meant to be a comprehensive update on recent tax developments – the allocated time does not allow for that.
The key issues that we identified are:
1. changes to the bright-line test for land – yes, Parliament is still tinkering with the rules!
2. denial of interest deductions on residential property;
3. denial of interest deductions and short stay properties;
4. purchase price allocation rules – you would have seen price allocation schedules introduced in the recent ADLS templates;
5. residential land withholding tax;
6. trust disclosure rules – this is related to proposed 39% tax rate avoidance measures;
7. taxation of cryptoassets – can you deduct your FTX losses?
8. taxation of influencers – what is Mr Beast’s tax liability?
9. deductibility of payments to settle disputes.
These are the slides included in the presentation.
Catherine Francis PwC Auckland |
Riaan Geldenhuys Barrister Auckland |