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NZ corporate tax cut aims to boost saving

By Leora Moldofsky in Sydney

Published: May 18 2007 03:00 | Last updated: May 18 2007 03:00

The New Zealand government yesterday announced a cut to the corporate tax rate and incentives designed to boost saving and investing, in an attempt to alleviate pressure on inflation and reduce reliance on overseas borrowing.

In his eighth budget, Michael Cullen, the finance minister, said the business tax rate would be cut to 30 per cent from 33 per cent from April 1 next year.

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