Supreme Court Will Now Handle the Case of Christchurch Tax Avoidance

Supreme Court Will Now Handle the Case of Christchurch Tax AvoidanceA fluctuating controversial tax fight that involves Christchurch orthopedic surgeons is almost definitely headed for the Supreme Court after today's finding showed that the surgeons were trying to avoid paying tax.

By a two to one majority, Court of Appeal judges upturned a High Court verdict in the long-running Penny and Hooper case.

UBNZ Goes to Court for the Dealing of Crafar Farms

UBNZ Goes to Court for the Dealing of Crafar FarmsUBNZ Assets Holdings has challenged the belief in court, which says that the Company needs to have Overseas Investment Office approval to purchase the remaining Crafar farms. UBNZ has a conditional sale agreement ready, to buy 16 Crafar Farms from Korda Mentha. If court determines that UBNZ does not need the approval, the sale could be settled sooner. The decision is expected to be released by next Friday latest.

APRA Says Australian Banks Safe from European Debt Crisis

APRAAustralian Prudential Regulation Authority has reported that the banks in Australia seem to be placed better now, moving out of the global economic meltdown.

APRA Chairman John Laker has said that the banks have been recovering since February with a consequential rise in the gross domestic product estimations.

Aquila Dedicated to Develop Iron Ore Exporting Port

AquilaAquila Resources Ltd has proclaimed that it is planning to develop a new port for iron ore export in Western Australia, despite the pause in its partner Fortescue Metals Group Ltd’s associated project.

Fortescue, Aquila and the Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd had proposed a joint conceptual plan to the WA Government for a collaborative development of the -billion-dollar port at Anketell point in the state's Pilbara region.

Early Lay Off in Wairoa

Early Lay Off in WairoaAfter the unexpected layoff of 200 meat workers at the town's Affco Plant last week, Wairoa Business owners are braced. About 70 sheep chain workers were also laid off last week and 130 workers were asked to leave yesterday. This lay off has come three months earlier than September, when the plants generally close for four to six weeks in Wairoa. The Affco Beef Chain Plant is still operational and has employed 100 workers.

Dollar Loses It Right before Key US Data

Australian-DollarIt has been reported that the Australian dollar had actually closed weaker than before right after a very quiet and slow day with the investors waiting for the US employment data which is the key to discover the next setter for the possible directions.

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