Click to go to Inland Revenue homepage

Additional information - Figures 26 to 34

Figure 26 -
Inland Revenue powers
Power Tax Administration Act 1994
We can access premises to obtain information Section 16
We can remove and copy documents Section 16B
We can require that information be provided in writing Section 17
If a customer fails to provide information we seek we can apply to a Court for an order requiring that information to be supplied Section 17A
If we believe it is necessary to hold an inquiry to obtain information we can apply to a District Court Judge for such an inquiry Section 18(1)
We can require people to attend and give evidence before a delegated officer of the department and this may be required to be under oath Section 19

 

Figure 27 -
Property information
  2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Accommodation area (m2)

104,793

105,222

111,263

111,131

133,172

Other area (m2)

7,823

7,896

6,864

6,864

7,720

Total area leases (m2)

112,616

113,118

118,127

117,995

140,892

Vacant accommodation (m2)

3,805

0

0

0

0

Vacant as a % of total

3.6%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

Average space per person (m2)

19.6

20.7

19.4

18.6

20.9

Total rental pa per person ($)

4,366

4,279

4,370

4,426

5,012

Utility costs per person ($)

772

836

862

855

894

Total occupancy cost per person ($)

5,138

5,116

5,232

5,281

5,906

Fitout costs per person ($)

2,961

3,030

2,472

2,288

3,277

 

Figure 28 -
Major legislation administered by Inland Revenue

  • Child Support Act 1991
  • Estate and Gift Duties Act 1968
  • Gaming Duties Act 1971
  • Goods and Services Tax Act 1985
  • Income Tax Act 1994
  • Income Tax Act 2004
  • Income Tax Act 2007
  • Stamp and Cheque Duties Act 1971
  • Student Loan Scheme Act 1992
  • Tax Administration Act 1994
  • Taxation Review Authorities Act 1994
  • KiwiSaver Act 2006 Parts 1 to 3 and Schedule 3 and provisions in Part 5 as authorised by the Prime Minister. The Ministry of Economic Development administers Part 4 and Schedules 1 and 2 and provisions in Part 5 as authorised by the Prime Minister (refer to section 224)
  • Aspects of the Parental Leave and Employment Protection (Paid Parental Leave) Act 2002 are administered by Inland Revenue under authority delegated (under section 71ZA of that Act) by the Chief Executive of the Department of Labour.
Figure 29 -
Expenditure on consultants and contractors - historical overview
  2003/04
$000
2004/05
$000
2005/06
$000
2006/07
$000
2007/08
$000
Total expenditure on consultants and contractors

10,659

12,464

27,835

50,378

70,688

Expenditure as a % of total operating expenses

2.6%

2.9%

5.8%

9.5%

11.6%

 

Figure 30 -
Breakdown of expenditure on consultants and contractors
2006/07
Actual
$000
  2007/08
$000

28,639

Information technology

46,051

10,252

Specialist advice and project management

13,511

3,842

HR and change management services

2,272

3,240

Tax issues

2,001

1,179

Property

1,969

927

Research

1,313

457

Communications

1,119

1,843

Other

2,452

50,378

Total consultants and contractors

70,688

Note: The figures for consultants and contractors incorporate expenditure that has been charged through the Statement of Financial Performance (refer Notes 2 and 3 in Part five) as well as expenditure that has been capitalised as assets, as represented on the Statement of Financial Position.

 

Figure 31 -
Length of service

Figure 31 - Pie chart of Length of service percentages

[Larger version of image | Long description]

 

Figure 32 -
Staff turnover

Staff turnover

[Larger version of image | Long description]

 

Figure 33 -
Percentage of managers who are female

Percentage of managers who are female

[Larger version of image | Long description]

 

Figure 34 -
Inland Revenue employee distribution by business unit (30 June 2008)*

Inland Revenue employee distribution by business unit (3o June 2008)*

[Larger version of image | Long description]

© Copyright 2012 Inland Revenue