Changes to the tax agreement between New Zealand and the United States change the rates of withholding taxes and introduce new anti-treaty shopping rules.
In this article, first published in Taxation Today in April 2009, Bell Gully solicitor Graham Murray discuss the finer details of the withholding tax rate change and the new limitation of benefits rules designed to discourage "treaty-shopping".
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