The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 179
... present tense , not the past tense , and therefore do not support retrospective departures either . A grammatical interpretation precludes retrospective departure under all grounds . The drafters of the Act could have rectified this ...
... present tense , not the past tense , and therefore do not support retrospective departures either . A grammatical interpretation precludes retrospective departure under all grounds . The drafters of the Act could have rectified this ...
Page 189
... present $ 30,000 . The increased threshold means that businesses with an annual turnover of less than $ 40,000 can consider the option of deregistering for GST . Deregistration will reduce compliance costs for small businesses , which ...
... present $ 30,000 . The increased threshold means that businesses with an annual turnover of less than $ 40,000 can consider the option of deregistering for GST . Deregistration will reduce compliance costs for small businesses , which ...
Page 413
... present before a country will be considered to be practising harmful tax competition . Thus to avoid the attention of the OECD a country could simply increase its tax rates . COMPETITION LAW It is now generally accepted by most modern ...
... present before a country will be considered to be practising harmful tax competition . Thus to avoid the attention of the OECD a country could simply increase its tax rates . COMPETITION LAW It is now generally accepted by most modern ...
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