Are you are a small business owner feeling overwhelmed by the Goliath challenge of the battle with tax debt?
David is a new AI assisted tool from Norling Law that will help you prepare your own proposal to Inland Revenue
Our AI driven IRD Tax Debt negotiation tool, has been pre programmed and taught all the best ways to build a great proposal to help you negotiate your tax debt issues with the IRD.
We have trained David using real proposals that were accepted by the IRD and resulted in significant tax savings and affordable payment plans.
The Norling Law legal team has developed a very successful framework that has resulted in millions of dollars of savings, and allowed hundreds of NZ businesses to keep trading with affordable repayment plans accepted by the IRD.The Norling Law legal team has developed a very successful framework that has resulted in millions of dollars of savings, and allowed hundreds of NZ businesses to keep trading with affordable repayment plans accepted by the IRD.
Not all businesses can afford a full legal team to negotiate on their behalf or build out a proposal following best practice methods.
This is why we have created this tool to support smaller businesses in financial hardship get better outcomes and give them selves a fighting chance during the financial battle they are facing.
We’re currently offering early access. This pricing is available for a limited time only and is scheduled to incrase to the standard price of $1,995 on August 31st 2026.
Launch offer pricing:
What’s next? Create an account and start your AI-assisted proposal today.
Step 1: The basic information.
Step 2: Develop the story.
Step 3: Review your proposal.
Step 4: Optional review by a senior Norling Law solicitor.
Step 5: Download and Submit!
Ready to utilise the time-saving new tool was developed by the tax debt specialists at Norling Law? Click the button below to get started.
Tax debt is stressful, and it rarely improves on its own. Unpaid GST, PAYE or income tax attracts penalties and interest, and if it’s left unaddressed it can escalate to legal action, and even bankruptcy or liquidation.
The single biggest mistake is going quiet. The IRD responds far better to people who engage early, communicate honestly, and put forward a clear, credible plan.
The good news: you don’t have to face it unprepared.
We’ve taken the proven process our lawyers use to resolve tax debt and built it into David, our AI-assisted tool. It asks you the questions the IRD will want answered, in the right order, and helps you turn your answers into a structured proposal you can submit to Inland Revenue.
It’s the same methodology that has helped our clients negotiate write-offs of penalties, interest and, in some cases, core tax. That process is now available for you to prepare yourself, at a fraction of the cost of full legal representation.
Please note: Our AI-assisted fast-track is designed for simpler matters or lower tax debt thresholds. For larger or more complex cases, we highly recommend a personalised consultation as the essential first step.
The IRD ultimately wants to maximise what it recovers. The strongest outcomes come from a proposal that is honest, transparent, well-evidenced and aligned with the tax rules. Our method focuses on three things:
Getting the facts straight. What happened, what went wrong, and why.
Understanding the underlying cause so that the problem is solved and doesn’t recur.
Presenting your circumstances against the relevant rules to support the best realistic outcome for you and the IRD.
We regularly see the IRD willing to write off penalties and in some cases interest and core tax. The IRD can even agree to instalment arrangements that spread historical debt over time, where the proposal is credible and well presented.
Every situation is different and no outcome is guaranteed, but going to IRD prepared puts you in the strongest possible position to achieve the best result.
Our tool is built on the experience of a specialist insolvency and tax debt team that actively negotiates with the IRD every week.
We’re currently offering early access at half the regular price to selected clients. This pricing is available for a limited time only.
Launch offer pricing:
What’s next? Create an account and start your AI-assisted proposal today.
It’s an AI-assisted tool that guides you through preparing your own proposal to the IRD, following Norling Law’s proven methodology for resolving tax debt.
No. The tool is designed for you to use yourself. If you’d like extra assurance, you can have a senior lawyer review your finished proposal for an additional fee.
During the introductory phase it’s $995 +GST (usual price $1,995 +GST). An optional senior-lawyer review is available for an additional fee.
The tool asks for the same kind of information the IRD typically requests: details of your tax debt, your financial position, what caused the situation, and how you propose to resolve it. Have your tax and financial details handy.
No tool or lawyer can guarantee an outcome. The IRD assesses each case on its merits. The tool helps you present your case in the way most likely to be accepted.
Yes. The methodology applies across common tax types, including GST, PAYE and income tax.
Yes. Your information is handled in line with our Privacy Policy.
If the IRD has commenced legal proceedings or your situation is complex, you may need a personalised legal consultation. You can still start with the tool, and our team can help from there.
If you’d prefer to speak to a solicitor first about the best strategy for your scenario, please book a no-obligation legal consultation.
Take proactive steps to address your tax debt, guided by the same method our senior lawyers use with the IRD.
When you use the tool, you will get:
✔ Clear Insights – understand what the IRD wants to see and where you stand.
✔ A Pathway to Resolution – build practical next steps tailored to your situation.
✔ Your Best Interests First – a structured proposal you prepare and control.
Takeaway: A complete IRD proposal ready to submit yourself, or to have a senior lawyer review before you take it further.
Still have questions? Talk to our team for more support to get started.
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