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Statement of Intent
Statement of Intent November 2024 - November 2028
Foreword from the Minister of Revenue
Introduction from the Commissioner and Chief Executive
What we are here to do
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Government priorities
Delivering the tax and social policy work programme
Collecting revenue
Managing overdue debt
Addressing integrity risks
Being fiscally sustainable
Reducing compliance effort for customers
Harnessing the power of the digital ecosystem
Delivering on our intentions
How we will achieve our aspiration and outcomes
What we want to achieve 2024-28.
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Government priorities
The Government’s priorities for the revenue portfolio.
Delivering the tax and social policy work programme
The Government’s tax and social policy work programme sets out our policy focus.
Collecting revenue
We have a legal obligation to collect the highest net revenue over time keeping in mind the resources we have available, the importance of promoting voluntary compliance, and costs incurred by participants in the system.
Managing overdue debt
Our aim is to prevent customers from getting into debt. When they do, we work with them to decide the best option for dealing with their debt based on their circumstances.
Addressing integrity risks
Maintaining the integrity of the revenue system through encouraging high levels of voluntary compliance remains a cornerstone of what we do.
Being fiscally sustainable
All government departments are expected to deliver their work within their current funding levels for the period of this Statement of Intent.
Reducing compliance effort for customers
Smaller businesses will be the main focus of our work to reduce compliance costs.
Harnessing the power of the digital ecosystem
We know it’s important to build strong relationships with participants in the digital ecosystem and work with them to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of tax and social policy administration.
Delivering on our intentions
We’ll continue to make sure our organisation is fit for purpose and manage any risks to our business.
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Last updated:
09 Jan 2025
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