Inland Revenue has announced changes to interest rates applied to tax overpayments and underpayments, effective January 16.
The interest paid to taxpayers who overpay will drop from 4.67% to 4.3%, while the rate charged for underpayment will fall slightly from 10.91% to 10.88%.
These rates, based on Reserve Bank formulas, highlight a wider issue of financial pressure as accountants report an increase in clients facing tax debt.
A recent survey showed that 79% of accountants in public practice have arranged or modified tax debt plans for clients, reflecting the economic struggles businesses are facing due to rising interest rates, a cooling economy, and heightened Inland Revenue audits.
Experts urge taxpayers with debt to seek professional advice and set up repayment plans to avoid further penalties.
Ain’t they a charitable corporation!!
And corporations THEY are
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Death and taxes.
Taxation is theft pure and simple