Inland Revenue funding to strengthen debt compliance

| Latest Political News | Thursday May 24 2012 16:36

Inland Revenue is to get extra cash to make sure taxpayers are meeting their obligations.

The department's getting just shy of $80 million in the Budget with the money to be used to strengthen debt and compliance activities.

Revenue Minister Peter Dunne expects the approach will accrue an extra $345 million in revenue over the next four years.

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