Learn more about our work with government and industry in Aotearoa New Zealand below.
Digital Advisory Group
The Aotearoa New Zealand Digital Advisory Group (NZ DAG) is a representative advisory group that provides support and perspective from DSPs to the NZ Inland Revenue Department and other government agencies tasked with the smooth operation and ongoing digital transformation of the tax system. DSPANZ co-chairs the DAG alongside Inland Revenue.
DAG Payroll Working Group
The Aotearoa New Zealand Digital Advisory Payroll Working Group brings together members of the DSP payroll industry to discuss payroll
and work through payroll matters for the benefit of the wider community. The working group aims to create an environment where there is
structured and early engagement with DSPs from policy development through to the co-design and implementation of payroll changes.
Service Provider Forum
The Australian and New Zealand Service Provider Forum (A-NZ SPF) is a regular meeting of access points (APs), service metadata publishers (SMPs) and DSPs that is hosted by the Australian and New Zealand Peppol Authorities. DSPANZ and our members have been participating in the forum since its inception and co-chaired the invoice content and response working group.
Aotearoa New Zealand News
Join the NZ DAG in 2027
We're calling for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from Aotearoa New Zealand Digital Service Providers (DSPs) who would like to participate in the Digital Advisory Group (known as the DAG) in 2027.
New Zealand 2026-27 Annual Tax Bill: What it means for DSPs
Aotearoa New Zealand's 2026-27 annual tax bill has been introduced to Parliament, bringing together a wide range of changes with varying impacts for DSPs. We've broken down the changes and their potential impacts.
Proposed Legislative Changes for Intermediaries
DSPANZ provided a submission to Inland Revenue on the Proposed Legislative Changes for Intermediaries. We highlighted the framework is proportionate, technology-neutral and commercially workable, and on identifying specific areas where we ask for clarification, co-design or transitional relief.
Past Newsletters
Aotearoa New Zealand Policy Submissions
Find previous New Zealand policy submissions below.
Options for Establishing a Consumer Data Right in New Zealand
ABSIA submitted to New Zealand's Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment's consultation on Options for Establishing a Consumer Data Right in New Zealand on 5 October 2020. A full copy of this submission can be accessed here.