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Author : Beehive







Anne Tolley, Peter Dunne


4 July, 2011


New tax education online resource for schools


Education Minister Anne Tolley and Revenue Minister Peter Dunne have today launched a new tax education online curriculum tool for school students.


The Citizenship and Tax Education tool is designed for Year 7-10 social studies classes.


�This will be a welcome addition to the resources currently available to schools,� says Mrs Tolley.


�It�s a useful and practical programme and it�s aligned to the new curriculum, so students and teachers will benefit.�


Mr Dunne says the resource essentially starts discussions around citizens paying tax, why we do it and why there is an obligation to do so.


�Very positive feedback from trials shows that when young people used the tool they demonstrated a real understanding and appreciation of why we pay tax to have a fair, whole and functioning society.�


The programme was developed by Inland Revenue with advice from the Ministries of Education and Youth Development, and includes animations, quizzes, and games.


The resource can be downloaded at www.taxcitizenship.tki.org.nz