yourtax.nz @yourtax.nz · 30/06/2026Not meaning to represent this as them “going back on” these policies. Could just as well be that the details haven’t been nailed down. Best to contact the party for clarity on that. 100
yourtax.nz @yourtax.nz · 30/06/2026The Green Party's Income Guarantee and Family Top-Up are out of yourtax.nz for now. The party emailed to say it's starting fresh for 2026, and that it'd be more representative to remove them at this stage. Their income tax and wealth tax changes still show, but this moves results for some.yourtax.nzExplore every party’s tax planSee the dollar change under each party’s announced tax plan, for any situation, compared with current law. 011
yourtax.nz @yourtax.nz · 24/06/2026Absolutely will be, short of me being hit by a bus. Have monitoring set up for party announcements but more than happy for people to ping here or on hello@yourtax.nz if they spot something first. 010
yourtax.nz @yourtax.nz · 24/06/2026Main reasons our calculation might differ from theirs: - We include compulsory KiwiSaver contributions as a reduction (you can turn this off) - Different land values entered If it's something other than that we'll investigate and resolve 010
yourtax.nz @yourtax.nz · 24/06/2026Hi Katya, could you share the details you've entered? Happy for you to DM, would like to get this resolved. To see the land tax you need to add your land value in the 'What you own and owe' section of the calculator. If you've done that and it's still not right, let me know. 010
yourtax.nz @yourtax.nz · 22/06/2026yourtax.nz has had a few updates today: - Compulsory Kiwisaver policies are now included in wage/salary calculations. - Tweaks to make it clearer that positive dollar values mean less tax/more in your pocket. - Parties with no announcements show as $?? #nzpolyourtax.nzCompare your tax under every partySee how much more or less you’d have in your pocket under each party’s plan, compared to today. 031