National Hints at Post-Surplus Income Tax Cuts
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Monday, Sep 14, 2026 6:30 pm ET1min read
New Zealand National Party finance spokeswoman Nicola Willis hinted that if re-elected, the party would campaign on income tax cuts, although they would not take effect immediately. Willis emphasized the importance of maintaining budget responsibility rules and reducing debt before adjusting tax settings to prevent bracket creep for working people on average wages. National had previously re-set tax thresholds in 14 years.
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