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Election 2026: National won’t back Act policy to give residential property investors tax relief by enabling negative gearing
Economics & Business2 min readNZ Herald

Election 2026: National won’t back Act policy to give residential property investors tax relief by enabling negative gearing

Nicola Willis says this isn't the time to give investors tax relief.

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Nicola Willis says this isn't the time to give investors tax relief.

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