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Greens change tax policy costings after mistake put it out by $400m

Greens change tax policy costings after mistake put it out by $400m
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New Zealand's Green Party corrected a significant error in its tax policy document that miscalculated funding for the Inland Revenue as a revenue measure. The party updated the figures after media inquiries, admitting to a typo.

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Accuracy in policy costings is essential for political credibility, and this error highlights the scrutiny parties face regarding their economic platforms.

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*Clarification: This story has been updated to clarify some of the figures.

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While the reporting is factual, the inclusion of the party's justification and the focus on the 'typo' rather than the policy's broader economic impact reflects a standard political reporting style.

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