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A top marginal tax rate for individuals of 39 per cent of earnings above $180,000 may have implications for pharmacy owners who accumulate profits over the years, writes Jonathan Roberts, Auckland director of accountancy firm Moore Markhams
From the beginning of last month, a new top marginal tax bracket of 39 per cent for earnings above $180,000 was introduced for individual taxpayers. T
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