The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 96
... Zealand's accession to the Optional Protocol as from 26 August 1989 , there is effectively a Bill of Rights in force for New Zealand citizens if they wish to avail themselves of it . Professor Elkind wishes to acknowledge gratefully the ...
... Zealand's accession to the Optional Protocol as from 26 August 1989 , there is effectively a Bill of Rights in force for New Zealand citizens if they wish to avail themselves of it . Professor Elkind wishes to acknowledge gratefully the ...
Page 102
... Zealand's greater sophistication in international trade raise serious potential tax issues in respect of residence ... Zealand . Individuals resident or deemed to be resident in New Zealand are liable for New Zealand income tax on their ...
... Zealand's greater sophistication in international trade raise serious potential tax issues in respect of residence ... Zealand . Individuals resident or deemed to be resident in New Zealand are liable for New Zealand income tax on their ...
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... Zealand resident by virtue of a period of continuous absence from New Zealand , and the difficulty in ascertaining from the section alone , the precise moment at which an individual's liability for New Zealand income tax commenced and ...
... Zealand resident by virtue of a period of continuous absence from New Zealand , and the difficulty in ascertaining from the section alone , the precise moment at which an individual's liability for New Zealand income tax commenced and ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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