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Tax Freedom Day 2008 was May 21st Well done, we've made it! Wednesday May 21, 2008 was Tax Freedom Day (TFD) – the day New Zealanders stop working to pay the nation’s tax bill and start earning for themselves. The Staples Rodway-commissioned research shows Kiwis paid off their taxes five days earlier this year. However, this is still 9 days longer than it took Australians - a gap which widened to more than three weeks during the years 2004 to 2007. See how our Tax Freedom Day compares with other countries in the full report. If you smoke, drink or drive a car your own Tax Freedom Day could be further off, find out when you'll be be free with our personal calculator. Home | What we do | Who we are | Tax Facts & Tools | Thanks Taranaki | Careers | Join Meeting | Contact Us Software solutions for accountants by Acclipse Site Map | Copyright Staples Rodway © |
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