Updated at 10:51 am on 13 July 2010
Telecom says tax changes announced in the 2010 Budget will hit its profits by about 10% this financial year and increase its tax bill by $38 million.
In May, the Government cut the corporate tax rate by 2% to 28% and removed the ability to depreciate buildings for tax purposes.
Telecom says this will result in it paying $38 million more in tax in 2010, while its earnings this year are now expected to come in at the lower end of between $362 - $402 million.
It previously expected to earn between $400 - $440 million.
Telecom says legislation before Parliament, that is due to come into force next year, will also result in it paying a one-off tax charge of between $20 - $30 million in 2011.
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