James Coleman | Tax

Welcome to James Coleman | Tax, a leading institution specializing in accounting, establishment, finance, and legal services, conveniently located at Wellington, The Terrace, 89. With over 30 years of experience in the tax business, James Coleman is a highly experienced senior tax counsel who has argued more tax cases in New Zealand courts than any other tax barrister.

If you own residential land, it's important to understand the bright-line rules and their potential implications. James can provide expert advice on whether these rules apply to you and suggest steps to mitigate any associated risks.

James Coleman is renowned for winning the leading case on personal tax residency in New Zealand. His expertise extends to tax residence, source issues, and international trust matters, making him the go-to professional for any related concerns.

For those dealing with family proceedings under section 182 of the Family Proceedings Act, it's crucial to consider the potential tax implications that may arise. James can provide valuable insights and guidance in such situations.

If you find yourself under audit or in a dispute process with the Inland Revenue Department (IRD), James Coleman's extensive experience as a leading tax barrister, with over 28 years in the field, can provide you with the necessary support and representation to navigate through the complexities.

James has been involved in several landmark cases, including those related to tax evasion and debt forgiveness. His successful representation of clients in these cases has contributed to shaping tax laws in New Zealand.

In addition to his legal practice, James Coleman is actively involved in academia. He is a teaching fellow at the University of Auckland Law School, where he imparts his knowledge as part of the Masters of Taxation course. He is also the author of a highly regarded textbook on Tax Avoidance Law in New Zealand, currently in its third edition.

James's expertise extends beyond his legal practice, as he regularly contributes to leading tax publications such as Taxation Today and the Thompson Reuters NZ publication, New Zealand Taxation Principals, Cases & Questions.

In an ever-changing tax landscape, where revenue authorities are increasingly sharing information with foreign states, it's important to understand the limits and implications of such exchanges. James has written extensively on this topic, offering valuable insights and analysis.

At James Coleman | Tax, we pride ourselves on providing expert advice and representation where experience counts. Contact us today for all your tax-related needs. Visit our website at https://www.capitalchambers.co.nz for more information.