Bell Gully has the leading legal taxation department in New Zealand. Our specialist team is consistently recognised as the market leading legal tax team in New Zealand. International Tax Review has named Bell Gully as top ranked New Zealand advisers in World Tax for five consecutive years.
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Bell Gully has again emerged as a market-leading law firm in the latest research by international legal publisher Chambers and Partners.
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Tax policy is an integral part of government response to the global financial crisis, prompting international finance magazine Financier Worldwide to examine the impact of the recession on tax policies across the globe.
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Bell Gully has advised Pyne Gould on a three-step recapitalisation to support its strategy to become a publicly-listed banking and asset management company.
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The Taxation (Limited Partnerships) Act 2008 significantly reformed the rules governing the income tax treatment of partnerships and partners, with effect from 1 April 2008.
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Article posted by Graham Murray, Solicitor | Related topics: Tax
Bell Gully was last night named New Zealand Tax Firm of the Year at the International Tax Review Asia Tax Awards in Singapore.
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Bell Gully has become the first New Zealand law firm to secure top tier rankings across all practice areas in a single year after the release of the latest Asia Pacific Legal 500 guide.
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Bell Gully has made four new appointments to its legal team in Auckland, including two new senior associates.
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In 2004, the Commissioner of Inland Revenue (CIR) issued amended assessments to Westpac invoking the general anti-avoidance provision in respect of 9 cross-border transactions commonly referred to as the "repo" or "conduit" transactions.
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Article posted by Sehj Vather, Solicitor | Related topics: Tax