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Public ruling BR Pub 14/09: Income tax - Meaning of 'anything occurring on liquidation' when a company requests removal from the register of companies

This public ruling considers the meaning of 'anything occurring on liquidation' in the context of a company which requests removal from the register of companies under s 318(1)(d) of the Companies Act 1993. The ruling concludes that liquidation of a company is a process, and the first step to start that process will usually be a resolution of shareholders to cease business, pay all creditors, distribute surplus assets and to then request removal from the register.

Categories:  define-anything-occurring-on-liquidation,   liquidation,   removal-strike-off  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(004)

PUBLIC RULING BR PUB 14/10: FBT - PROVISION OF BENEFITS BY THIRD PARTIES - SECTION CX 2(2)

The Arrangement is the receipt of a benefit by an employee from a third party where there is an arrangement between the employer and the third party and where the benefit would amount to a 'fringe benefit' if it had been provided by the employer.

Categories:  employees,   employer,   fringe-benefit,   third-party  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(008)

COMMENTARY ON PUBLIC RULING BR PUB 14/10

The Arrangement is the receipt of a benefit by an employee from a third party where there is an arrangement between the employer and the third party and where the benefit would amount to a 'fringe benefit' if it had been provided by the employer.

Categories:  employees,   employer,   fringe-benefit,   third-party  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(012)

PRODUCT RULING BR PRD 14/10: NEW ZEALAND INCOME GUARANTEE LIMITED

The Arrangement is the Lifetime Income product, which is a retirement product that provides a fund to invest accumulated KiwiSaver funds in return for a stream of regular payments over Investors' retirement lifetime

Categories:  arrangement,   kiwisaver,   lifetime,   retirement  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(016)

INCOME TAX (MINIMUM FAMILY TAX CREDIT) ORDER 2014

The Income Tax (Minimum Family Tax Credit) Order 2014, made on 17 November 2014, increases the net income level guaranteed by the minimum family tax credit. The net income level will rise from $22,776 to $23,036 a year and comes into force on 1 April 2015.

Categories:  minimum-family-tax-credit-(mftc),   year-2016  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(020)

DETERMINATION FDR 2014/03: USE OF FAIR DIVIDEND RATE METHOD FOR A TYPE OF ATTRIBUTING INTEREST IN A FOREIGN INVESTMENT FUND

This determination applies to shares held by the NZFM Funds in the Harness Fund, a sub-fund of CitiFirst Investments plc.

Categories:  attributing-interest,   fair-dividend-rate-method,   foreign-investment-fund-(fif)  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(024)

SPECIAL DETERMINATION S30: SPREADING METHOD TO BE USED BY A COMPANY AND GROWERS FOR A SHARE INCENTIVE SCHEME AND VALUATION OF SHARES ISSUED UNDER THE SCHEME

This determination relates to a share incentive scheme (the Scheme) established by a company (Company A). Under the Scheme, eligible growers commit to exclusively supplying all of their produce through a company (Company B) for a three-year period and to appointing Company B as their agent for that period under the terms and conditions of a yearly agency / supply agreement between Company B and growers.

Categories:  incentive-scheme,   share-incentive-scheme,   spreading-method  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(028)

SPECIAL DETERMINATION S31: APPLICATION OF FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS RULES TO INVESTORS IN THE LIFETIME INCOME FUND

The Lifetime Income Fund (the Fund) is a unit trust in which members of the general public up to the age of 85 can invest their retirement savings (or a proportion of them) built up through savings in a KiwiSaver scheme or otherwise.

Categories:  financial-arrangement-rules,   kiwisaver,   unit-trust  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(032)

QB 14/13: GST - LOTTERIES, RAFFLES, SWEEPSTAKES AND PRIZE COMPETITIONS

What are the GST implications of conducting a lottery, raffle, sweepstake or prize competition?

Categories:  competition,   goods-and-services-tax,   lottery,   prize,   raffle,   sweepstake  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(036)

QB 14/14: GST - LATE RETURN CHARGES (INCLUDING LIBRARY FINES AND PARKING OVERSTAY CHARGES)

During a review of the Public Information Bulletin and Tax Information Bulletin series published before 1996, the answer to Question 8 (in a series of GST questions and answers) in Public Information Bulletin No 148 (May 1986): 3 was identified as an item that should be updated. The review has now been completed, see 'Update on Public Information Bulletin review' Tax Information Bulletin Vol 25, No 10 (November 2013): 37

Categories:  fines,   goods-and-services-tax,   library,   parking,   vehicle  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(040)

RELATIONSHIP PROPERTY AGREEMENTS - GST IMPLICATIONS

In Tax Information Bulletin Vol 12, No 5 (May 2000): 25, the Commissioner withdrew an item entitled 'GST – Matrimonial Property Agreements', which had previously been published in Tax Information Bulletin Vol 1, No 6 (December 1989): 1. The withdrawn item concerned a GST-registered sole trader transferring an interest in their taxable activity to their relationship partner as part of an agreement made under what was then known as the Matrimonial Property Act 1976 (since renamed the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (PRA)).

Categories:  goods-and-services-tax,   matrimonial,   parking,   property,   sole-trader  
Vol:2015-27 Issue:001_(044)

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