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    Inland Revenue has apologised for the confusion caused by a letter sent to Working for Families customers implying their payments would be stopped

    Inland Revenue has apologised for the confusion caused by a letter sent to Working for Families customers implying their payments would be stopped


    It says the letter refers to the previous tax year - and it's reassuring eligible customers that they will continue receiving payments.

    Customers should refer to their most recent Notice of Entitlement for the amount they'll continue being paid.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 International:
    Queen Camilla recalls being 'furious' after being indecently assaulted by a man on the train as a teenager 13:27

     Accident and Emergency:
    Five people have been injured after a three-vehicle crash east of Queenstown 13:27

     Soccer:
    A chance for Auckland FC to exact revenge in this afternoon's A-League contest against the Newcastle Jets at Mt Smart 13:17

     Entertainment:
    If you get lost in the bush, can you really survive by drinking your own pee? 13:07

     International:
    Republican Lauren Boebert suggests Donald Trump veto could be Epstein files 'retribution' 13:07

     Rugby:
    Former England prop Dan Cole is ending an 18-year association with rugby's Leicester Tigers 13:07

     Law and Order:
    Frontline emergency service personnel have been facing abuse during New Year's Eve celebrations around the country 12:27

     Rugby:
    The countdown has just ramped up to the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics with the ticking over of the new year 12:26

     Politics:
    A lack of communication from New Zealand's largest patient health portal, in the wake of a cyber security breach 11:36

     Auckland:
    State Highway 16 remains closed at Makarau, north-west of Auckland, after the discovery of a body 11:16

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