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    Quote Originally Posted by dobby41 View Post
    So buy for $500k
    Over the next 2 yrs add $200k improvements (new kitchen, bathroom etc (rather than new rooms))
    10 yrs later sell for $1.2mil
    Pay tax on $700k
    Purchase new house similar to old for $1.2mil because housing inflation has grown the cost.
    Not only has the housing inflation been taxed but so have the improvements you paid for.
    Simple solution -- add the improvements to the purchase price.

    Quote Originally Posted by fungus pudding View Post
    You must spend each and every day looking for obstacles. Quik-stik labels are cheap and easy to advise any GST change. All taxes hit the consumer. What's your next problem?
    Plus the staff wages, opportunity cost and wasted time for whoever has to do this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panda-NZ- View Post
    Simple solution -- add the improvements to the purchase price.
    Carpet?
    Painted the walls?
    New vanity?
    All stuff done over the 20 years you owned the place - receipts kept?
    Simple!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dobby41 View Post
    Carpet?
    Painted the walls?
    New vanity?
    All stuff done over the 20 years you owned the place - receipts kept?
    Simple!
    Exactly! Not many owner occupiers keep those records, and seldom for the duration of ownership anyway. Of course they would need to differentiate between maintenance and improvements. IRD has a simple method LOL!

    However, unlikely any CGT would be retrospective so there would be time to set up a large fireproof safe to keep the records in for the next 20 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panda-NZ- View Post
    Simple solution -- add the improvements to the purchase price.



    Plus the staff wages, opportunity cost and wasted time for whoever has to do this.
    You have absolutely no understanding of this subject. Stop embarrassing yourself and find something useful to do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panda-NZ- View Post
    Physical stores will have to change all their price labels which is a direct cost to them.

    Plus it's a revenue tax and will hit businesses when we don't need that, but rather to obtain something from the currently untaxed parts of the economy.

    The calculation is simple and would not be retrospective:
    (Sale price - purchase price) * tax
    You must spend each and every day looking for obstacles. Quik-stik labels are cheap and easy to advise any GST change. All taxes hit the consumer. What's your next problem?

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    A common estimate of the black / grey economy is $20 billion a year. That is a lot of income tax not paid that can be partly or mostly offset by a GST increase. In the past there has been an adjustment to income tax to achieve neutrality with a GST increase. An opportunity to reset thresholds.

    Parties tax policies? Greens and ACT have published theirs.

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    That's quite mean.. we live in a country of free speech. feel free to address the substance

    Back on topic the most recent Nat leader seems to be rather old upon taking office. Medical records should be reviewed once you are near the superannuation age IMO.
    Last edited by Panda-NZ-; 03-09-2020 at 05:34 PM.

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    National are desperate for people to 'like' Judith
    https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/pol...es-for-collins

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    Quote Originally Posted by dobby41 View Post
    National are desperate for people to 'like' Judith
    https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/pol...es-for-collins
    Yep. Sad story.

    Unfortunately National lost recently a lot of good people (true, a lot of bad people as well, but this is another story). Instead of trying to keep and grow good people they now throw money at getting facebook likes for the bad ones. I doubt this will work.
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    [QUOTE=BlackPeter;842929]Yep. Sad story.

    Unfortunately National lost recently a lot of good people (true, a lot of bad people as well, but this is another story). Instead of trying to keep and grow good people they now throw money at getting facebook likes for the bad ones. I doubt this will work.[/QUOTE

    Admittedly national are down on firepower but compared to Labours talent of about 3 or maybe 4 with half a brain, no contest.

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