New Zealand First Party Membership Renewal

Organisation : New Zealand First Party
Facility Name : Apply For Membership Renewal
Country : New Zealand
Website : https://www.nzfirst.nz/

How To Renew New Zealand First Party Membership?

To Renew your New Zealand First Party membership sand to join us in our fight to put our country, and our people, first again renew your membership now

Steps to Renew :
Just follow the below steps to Renew for New Zealand First Party Membership
Step 1 : Go to the above link
Step 2 : Click on the link “Renewal”
Step 3 : Select an amount to renew membership
Step 4 : Click “next” button
Step 6 : In Renewals form give your personal details
Step 7 : Agree the privacy policy
Step 8 : Click on “Next” button.

Related / Similar Facilities : New Zealand First Party : Apply For Membership

New Zealand First Party Membership Renewals

** As a member, you will have the opportunity to get involved in campaigns, contribute to policy discussions, attend party events, and meet many like minded kiwis. The membership subscription fee is $10.00.
** Any payment over that amount is gratefully taken as a donation. Your renewal will expire on the 31st of December in 2022.
** If you have any problems with the sign up or renewal process please contact membership [AT] nzfirstparty.org.nz or send a message to our help desk.

New Zealand First Party Policies

Economic Development In New Zealand
** Economic policy must work to improve the lives of ordinary Kiwis and put New Zealand on a pathway to prosperity.
** Our approach involves capitalizing on the natural assets, local talent, enterprise, and environment New Zealand is endowed with.
** New Zealand First believes that a new economic direction is needed now more than ever as worldwide economic uncertainty has become the norm in the post COVID-19 world.

Policies :
** Support the primary industries sector and help it grow sustainably by supporting value driven innovation and enterprise
** Prioritise maintaining and building New Zealand’s manufacturing sector
** Further improve government procurement policy with an emphasis on working with New Zealand firms
** Reform the Reserve Bank Act to reflect that New Zealand has an export dependent economy while creating a sensible exchange rate regime that serves New Zealand’s economic interests
** Support initiatives to grow KiwiBank’s market share to 10% by supporting lending segments such as Agri-lending
** Provide assistance in the marketing of new or innovative products and provide improved lower cost intellectual property protection for New Zealand based innovators
** Continue to advocate for a comprehensive compulsory savings plan
** Continue investing in regional New Zealand through the Provincial Growth Fund
** Work with industry to develop strategies for productivity gains as a way to move towards improved productivity
** Support and develop the ‘Buy New Zealand Made’ campaign and where practicable place ‘Buy New Zealand’ purchasing requirements on tax-payer and rate-payer owned businesses and state owned enterprises

Finance & Revenue In New Zealand
** New Zealand First believes that protecting our financial interests must operate in tandem with the calculated use of our nation’s revenue.
** That is why we continue to promote policies that ensure New Zealand has a level playing field against international competitors, while investing in the areas needed to facilitate our own financial growth.
** Finance and revenue policies must be stable and not focused on short term gain.

Policy:
** Continue to improve the penalty framework for tax evasion
** Initiate a review into the double-taxation of ‘tax like’ instruments such as removing GST on rates
** Explore the feasibility of introducing a lower business tax rate for exporters and import substitution manufacturers
** Introduce a 100% depreciation rate for business equipment worth up to $20,000 for each item and further for approved capital outlay (exclusive of GST)
** Amend Capital Limitation Rules in the Income Tax Act to treat seismic strengthening as “repairs and maintenance”
** Support local procurement policies that encourage government departments, state-owned companies, and local government bodies to give weighting to domestic service providers or products
** Upgrade KiwiBank’s capabilities so that it may better compete with commercial and wholesale lending competitors
** Aim to increase KiwiBank’s market share by targeting specific lending portfolios such as Agri-lending
** Encourage the consolidation of sub-prime lenders including co-ops and community banking to better compete against offshore banks
** Continue to promote a simple taxation system by opposing complicated tax initiatives such as a comprehensive capital gains tax