Beyond the general guarantees under the Consumer Guarantees Act, if you buy something from an online NZ trader that’s going to be delivered to your house, the Consumer Guarantees Act…
Similar to buying off a stranger online, the person you know is likely not a registered trader (someone selling items as a business). You will have none of the guarantees…
If you’re not sure how much you’re earning or how much tax you’re paying, you can visit here to register for a personal myIR account. This will tell you how…
…this information to the IRD, and they will tell you how much tax you need to pay on what you’ve earned over the year. You can file an IR3 online….
…http://www.worksafe.govt.nz/worksafe and report the unhealthy/unsafe issues and practices. You don’t have to give your name when you complain. They can send an inspector to your workplace to investigate your complaint….
…you cause any damages or don’t pay the rent. If the house has been looked after well and the rent paid, then you’ll get the bond back when you leave….
…which looks after tenancy bonds and provides advice to landlords and tenants on tenancy issues. You should get a receipt from MBIE once the landlord lodges the bond with them….
…a bond refund request. This is the quickest way for the bond refund to be paid out. To find out about more, visit Tenancy Services’ Refunding a Bond. …
If you can’t resolve things with your landlord, you might want to try the Tenancy Tribunal. The Tenancy Tribunal deals with disputes between tenants and landlords. You have to make…
If you have been denied legal aid, or you’re required to pay back some of your legal aid, and you don’t think your situation has been assessed correctly, you can…