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Prime Minister Chris Hipkins said he would 'eventually' look at adjusting tax brackets later down the line.

Hipkins joined ZB's Kerre Woodham to answer questions, including ones from talkback callers.

In response to one question, Hipkins said he would look at resetting tax brackets but warned they would need to be large to make a meaningful impact- and large tax cuts would be inflationary.

ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper guesses that these tax changes will be revisited before the election to offer a carrot in the election manifesto.

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Here’s an overview of the 2022 tax changes to help you prepare for what to expect as you file your taxes, featuring Jim Zahansky, AWMA®. 

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In this episode, John and the gang discuss tax changes that may be coming up in the new year. Gifting tax can be changing as well as how life insurance will be changed by these new tax laws. Tune in to learn more about these possible coming tax changes! 

Hear more about inflation and the labor market: https://creativeplanning.com/education/podcast/episode-31-pumpkin-spice-economics-breaking-down-what-youre-seeing-with-labor-markets-and-inflation/

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The Standard Deduction podcast is hosted by Tax Directors Candace Varner and Ben Hake. This podcast is a thoughtful, informed discussion about ideas, trends and developments in taxes related to personal wealth management.

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In this  Legal Landmine episode CEO Jeana Goosmann discusses the drastic proposed changes to our current estate and gift tax system that may have a dramatic impact on wealth transfer planning. Talking points include:

• The 99.5% Act
• STEP Act
• Who would be affected by these proposed changes

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In this week’s podcast, David Blanchett explains the importance of flexibility concerning retirement withdrawal rates, Christine Benz talks about how a Biden tax proposal could change how investment gains are taxed for some, Russ Kinnel discusses how some funds in Morningstar’s new world large-stock value category have benefitted from a recent change, and we share a high-quality company in the world of powersports that’s considered a bargain.

In episode 54, John and the gang discuss long-term and short-term capital gains along with more information about incoming tax laws. With the new craze in investing understanding capital gains is very important, Uncle Sam gets his cut on short-term gains but not on all long-term gains. 

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Goosmann Law Firm's Business Attorney Barry Sackett and Host Jeana Goosmann discuss the new administration and what it means to your business and financial future. In this episode you will learn: 

1. Some of the proposed changes that can be expected in the business sector
2. Potential changes that will occur in estate planning 
3. How income tax may change for certain individuals  
4. Words of advice for individuals and businesses as they navigate the upcoming administration changes

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In episode 46, John focuses on explaining the changes that are going to be coming from the new administration coming into office. The major being the tax rate changes and understanding how these may affect you and your family. 

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Tax incentives for philanthropic contributions dropped this year, but the needs haven’t. Tax changes don’t make non-profits any less worthy of our charitable donations.
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