Lizzy of Simpson Grierson will discuss the judgement and what it means for our powers to set and collect local tax, as well as tips for avoiding the procedural pitfalls that gave rise to this case.
- 06 Sep 2018
- 10:00 - 11:30
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- New Zealand
- 250.00 (plus GST) Members
- 250.00 (plus GST) Non Members
About this event
The Court of Appeal decision (and subsequent rejection of leave to appeal) in the long-running Rogan Case clarified rating law in a number of key areas including rate-setting, GST and rates, delegation of powers and enforcement. Its mostly good news for the sector, but there’s still no room for complacency in setting taxes.
Lizzy will discuss the judgement and what it means for our powers to set and collect local tax, as well as tips for avoiding the procedural pitfalls that gave rise to this case.
PLEASE NOTE:
This webinar is being charged on a per council basis and is open to elected members and staff of local authorities. Others will be admitted by invitation only. We will send out a link with login instructions for the webinar the day before the webinar (Wednesday 5 September)
You'll have access to the webinar recording so you don't have to be available at the time of the live webinar.
Presenters
Lizzy Wiessing
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Lizzy commenced her career in local government as a strategic policy analyst at the Western Bay of Plenty District Council. She then worked at a law firm in Tauranga as a resource management and litigation solicitor, with a special interest in local government issues, before joining Simpson Grierson in June 2012.
Lizzy has a particular interest and expertise in rating and valuation law, and judicial review litigation. She has represented clients at all levels of the Courts, and acted for the councils in the recent high-profile judicial review rating cases.