Tax Working Group : challenging the status quo
By: BUCKLE, Bob
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ArticlePublisher: Wellington : IPANZ, apr. 2010Public Sector: Journal of the Institute of Public Administration New Zealand 33, 1, p. 10Abstract: "For New Zealand to have a world-class tax system and to ensure that the system is sustainable in the future, significant change is required. Retaining the current tax system is not an option. The current system relies heavily on taxes most damaging for economic growth, has a relatively narrow tax base, lacks integrity and fairness, and adds to uncertainty of the sustainability of future tax bases. Over time, this is likely to erode the levels of voluntary compliance required to make a tax system work effectively." Professor Bob Buckle, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Commerce, Victoria University of Wellington and Tax Working Group Chair
"For New Zealand to have a world-class tax system and to ensure that the system is sustainable in the future, significant change is required. Retaining the current tax system is not an option. The current system relies heavily on taxes most damaging for economic growth, has a relatively narrow tax base, lacks integrity and fairness, and adds to uncertainty of the sustainability of future tax bases. Over time, this is likely to erode the levels of voluntary compliance required to make a tax system work effectively." Professor Bob Buckle, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Commerce, Victoria University of Wellington and Tax Working Group Chair
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