New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 42

Page 937

✨ Trade and Financial Statements

30 MARCH THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 937

PART IV

PROCESSED POTATO PRODUCTS—Frozen, canned, flour, meal, flake, dried, dehydrated and evaporated potatoes and other processed potato products fall under Chapters 7, 11, and 20 of the Schedule of Export Goods. The specified percentage applying to these goods, when exported to Australia, shall be reduced in the following progressive phase down steps:

(a) Export No. 07.02.69V
Other kinds (specify kind)
.... from 1 April 1983: 75 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1984: 50 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1985: 25 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1986: 0 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.

(b) Export No. 07.04.19W
Other
.... from 1 April 1983: 75 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1984: 50 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1985: 25 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1986: 0 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.

(c) Export No. 11.05.00P
Flour, meal and flakes of potato
.... from 1 April 1983: 80 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1984: 40 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.

(d) Export No. 20.02.51T
Potatoes
.... from 1 April 1983: 75 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1984: 50 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1985: 25 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1986: 0 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.

(e) Export No. 20.02.69X
Other kinds (specify kind)
.... from 1 April 1983: 80 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1984: 50 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1985: 20 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.
.... from 1 April 1986: 0 percent of the specified percentage applicable to value added Band B.

The reductions on these specified processed potato products will also apply to every “assigned percentage” determined by the Development Finance Corporation of New Zealand in relation to such goods.

Dated at Wellington this 28th day of March 1983.

J. W. H. CLARK, Secretary of Trade and Industry.

RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON WEDNESDAY, 16 MARCH 1983

Liabilities $(000) Assets $(000)
Overseas liabilities— Overseas assets—
Denominated in overseas currencies— Denominated in overseas currencies—
(a) Short term (2,077) (a) Short term 462,025
(b) Long term 1,391,121 (b) Long term 11,320
Denominated in New Zealand currency— (c) Holdings of I.M.F. special drawing rights 2,426
(a) Short term 9,511 Denominated in New Zealand currency—
(b) Long term .. (a) Short term 3,194
Allocation of special drawing rights by I.M.F. (b) Long term 699
.. 1,398,555 Gold ..
Deposits— .. 479,664
(a) State: Advances and discounts—
Public account 1,687,734 (a) State:
Other 111,651 Public account 364,700
(b) Marketing organisations 111,032 Other 952,033
(c) Stabilisation accounts 59,788 (b) Marketing organisations 336,866
(d) Trading banks 21,962 (c) Stabilisation accounts 998,296
(e) Other 213,219 (d) Trading banks:
2,205,386 Compensatory deposits 47,271
Notes in circulation 604,269 Other 382
Other liabilities 191,728 (e) Other ..
Reserves .. 2,699,548
(a) General reserve 46,440 Investments in New Zealand—
(b) Other reserves 28,088 (a) New Zealand Government securities 962,435
(c) Profit and loss appropriation account .. (b) Other 27
74,528 Other assets 548,083
$4,689,757 .. $4,689,757

G. K. FROGGATT, Acting Chief Accountant.

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💰 Export Performance Taxation Incentive—Supplement to the Schedule of Export Goods—Amendment No. 1 (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated28 March 1983
KeywordsExport Performance Taxation Incentive, Schedule of Export Goods, Amendment, Processed Potato Products
👩‍💼 Officials

J. W. H. Clark, Secretary of Trade and Industry

💰 Statement of Assets and Liabilities of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsReserve Bank, Assets, Liabilities, Financial Statement
👩‍💼 Officials

G. K. Froggatt, Acting Chief Accountant

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