The budget is out. What signals for the future were provided as the Government looks to establish the foundations of its medium and long-term plans? What does it mean for New Zealand business?
2009 Government Budget
Signpost: setting the direction for reform
Finance Minister Bill English has delivered Budget 2009. The Government has signalled that it will be responsible as it looks to cushion the New Zealand economy against the global downturn, and looks ahead to plans for the recovery and increased productivity.
How has the Government responded to the challenges it faces? And what are the signals for the future as it looks to establish the foundations of its medium and long-term plans?
Our team of Deloitte experts has analysed the content of the Budget and its impact on New Zealand business.
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What our experts have to say
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Pre-Budget
Budget may not be all doom and gloom
Post-Budget
Paul Callow talks to Larry Williams on NewstalkZB
English plays it safe on the tax front
Deloitte’s Greg Haddon and his reaction to Budget 2009
Predictable, safe effort for difficult times
