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New Zealand tax system progresses

New Zealand tax system progresses New Zealand's Tax system

The top ten income in New Zealand is projected to pay 37.2% income tax in 2016/17, compared with 35.5% in the 2007/08 year.

The New Zealand government has published data showing that the tax system is more progressive. “These latest data confirm that the income tax system and support of New Zealand much income redistribution needy households, said Acting Finance Minister Steven Joyce. “Many families with low incomes pay a larger share of income tax than in 2008, and households with low incomes pay less – 30% of households with the lowest incomes are projected to pay only 5.4% of income tax, compared with 6.3% in 2007/08 p “.

“The Government has increased support to low-income households to help New Zealanders go through difficult times. So at any given time, a large number of households effectively do not pay income tax,” said Joyce.

According to the Treasury in 2016/17, 42% of households will pay less tax than they receive from social security benefits it work for family tax credits and if we compare, the 2007/08 figure was – 39%.

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