'Super-rich tax': Greens' tax plan accidentally released online early - here's what's in it

The party's proposed wealth tax has had a major makeover.

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UpdatedJamie EnsorChief Political Reporter·NZ Herald·20 Jun, 2026 09:11 PM6 mins to read‌Greens co-leaders Chlöe Swarbrick and Marama Davidson are announcing the tax plan this afternoon. Photo / Mark MitchellThe Green Party’s election tax package has inadvertently been released early, with the Herald discovering it online hours prior to when it was meant to be officially launched.

A Google search for the Greens’ tax plan earlier this morning found the “A tax system for us all” document, containing a

'Super-rich tax': Greens' tax plan accidentally released online early - here's what's in it

'Super-rich tax': Greens' tax plan accidentally released online early - here's what's in it

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