Was reading about the new bill regarding GST on imported goods and thought this was very interesting, especially for those circumnavigating geoblocks:
Similar taxes, which are colloquially known as "Netflix taxes", have been introduced by South Africa, Norway, South Korea and Switzerland, and are in the pipeline in Australia and Japan.
The tax would be collected automatically but consumers who managed to avoid paying GST on imported services, for example, by tricking suppliers into thinking they lived outside the country, could be fined up to $25,000.
Not sure how it could be policed... and if the intent of tricking suppliers into thinking they are not in NZ for content purposes not tax avoidance warrants a fine so large. (or fine at all)