The Government’s decision to act quickly in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to a better than expected economic recovery, Grant Robertson says.
The Government passed the Taxation (Income Tax Rate and Other Amendments) Bill on 3 December 2020. This was granted Royal assent on 7 December 2020.
The better-than-expected Crown accounts released today show the Government’s careful management of the COVID-19 health crisis was the right approach to support the economy. As
The Labour Government is quickly delivering a key election policy that will help business to switch from fossil fuels like coal and gas to clean
New data from Stats NZ today shows a rise of more than 9,000 filled jobs from July – driven mostly by the education and training
PREFU shows economy doing better than forecast Unemployment to peak at 7.8%, down from 9.8% forecast in the Budget Year-to-June accounts show tax revenue, debt
All businesses will be required to display government-generated QR code posters at all premises from 11.59am on Wednesday 19th August. Here’s how it works: 1
In-principle decision to extend wage subsidy to support businesses and protect jobs Support will be nationwide in recognition of Auckland’s position in NZ economy and
The second round of the Community Resilience Fund is now open for applications for sport and recreation organisations experiencing financial hardship between 1 July and
The banking sector has become New Zealand’s first Living Wage Accredited industry, Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Andrew Little says. “I am pleased to see
