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Blog – werewolf
Oct 1, 2024 · September 26, 2024 0. Oyez oyez, CEO Antonia Watson, CEO of the biggest bank in New Zealand has come out in favour of a capital gains tax! Actually, this is not a daring new idea. Over the past three decades the IMF, the World Bank, the expert Tax Working Group and most mainstream economists have all treated our lack of a capital gains tax as a ...
Gordon Campbell On Why Political Consensus Is SO Divisive
Gordon Campbell On Why Political Consensus Is SO Divisive. September 16, 2024 Columns, Gordon Campbell 0. 05 Sept, 2024. Around the halls of Parliament in Wellington, displays of bi-partisan agreement are reserved for wars, sporting triumphs or the deaths of monarchs. That’s why the coalition government’s sudden enthusiasm for a bi-partisan ...
Gordon Campbell on coalitions, and hostage deals – werewolf
Nov 21, 2023 · Gordon Campbell on coalitions, and hostage deals. November 21, 2023 Articles, Columns, Gordon Campbell 0. Reportedly, National has finalised the details of its separate policy programmes with (a) the Act Party and (b) with New Zealand First. Terrific. Yet surprisingly, it has only been in the last 36 hours that Winston Peters and David Seymour ...
On New Zealand’s Timid Reluctance To Tax The Rich – werewolf
On income alone they would be taxed at 33%. In comparable OECD countries, the headline rates range between 37% and 55%. In addition, while New Zealand (and Belgium) lack a capital gains tax, in those other OECD countries the tax on capital gains ranged between 17% and 42%. For those earning half their income from salary and half from capital ...
Gordon Campbell on the coalition’s awful, not good, very bad poll ...
May 1, 2024 · Gordon Campbell on the coalition’s awful, not good, very bad poll results. Over the past 36 hours, Christopher Luxon has been dong his best to portray the centre-right’s plummeting poll numbers as a mark of virtue. Allegedly, the negative verdicts are the result of hard economic times, and of a government bravely set out on a perilous ...
Gordon Campbell On The Mindset Driving The Crisis In Public Health
Gordon Campbell On The Mindset Driving The Crisis In Public Health. September 16, 2024 Columns, Gordon Campbell 0. 02 Sept, 2024. As far as the rest of the country is concerned,Wellington rarely has a Goldilocks moment. Central government is either too involved in telling people what to do, or not involved enough in responding to public needs.
Gordon Campbell On Nicola Willis’ Perverse Hostility To Working …
In fact, Willis and PM Christopher Luxon are dictating basic operational matters that have serious implications for staff morale, the departmental budgets for office space, increased road congestion, and work productivity… without Luxon having any idea (a) how many staff will be affected, and (b) whether working from home is better, or worse ...
On The Government’s Bizarre Hostility To A Capital Gains Tax
Footnote: On RNZ this morning, Willis tried to justify her hostility to a capital gains tax – because of the impact a CGT would have on small business owners who (cue violins) have worked hard all their lives and just want a little tax free nest egg when they retire. Besides, Willis added, they have paid other taxes all their lives.
Arts – werewolf
Gordon Campbell on the psychological horror film Possession. May 17, 2024 0. This is one of the (extra) weekly columns on music or movies. Plenty of solid analyses of Possession exist online and most of them – […]
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