Details of Greens ‘super-rich tax’ revealed online ahead of announcement

Greens take aim at the ‘cost of greed’ with $32b wealth and big tech tax plan

The Green Party’s latest tax policy is an echo of its strategy outlined last year, with its sights narrowed down onto top-bracket earners and companies. It aims to provide $32 billion over four years – less than half of the $88b outlined in the 2025 strategy – largely by taxing the “super rich”: anyone with a net worth of over $10 million. Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick says the package will provide a pay bump for 96 percent of New Zealan…

Greens Commit To Tax The Super-Rich And Large Corporates Fairly, Cut Income Tax For 96%

‘A tax system for all of us’ will increase net revenue by $5.35 billion in 2027/28, rising to $5.94 billion by 2030/31.

Greens pledge tax cuts for most

Green Party co-leaders Marama Davidson (left) and Chlöe Swarbrick. Photo: RNZ Giles Dexter of RNZ The Green Party is proposing a suite of new taxes, including taxes on wealth, inheritance and corporations, which the party says will "tackle inequality and corporate greed".

Details of Greens ‘super-rich tax’ revealed online ahead of announcement

The tax policy was supposed to be announced at 2pm but was posted online.

Greens' tax plan accidentally released online hours before official launch - here's what's in it

The Green Party’s election tax package has accidentally been released early, with the Herald discovering it online hours before it was meant to be officially...

‘The big rip-off ends here’: Greens say, as tax policy targets big tech, big banks & 'the super rich'

Green Party would make the first $10,000 people earn each year tax free, bring in a bank levy, increase the corporate tax rate for big companies and enforce a withholding tax rate on profits big tech companies make