Transitional Residents

Automatic Exchange of Information – The Tax World is shrinking!

Posted on November 15, 2019November 15, 2019 by Mike Williams in Automatic Exchange of Information, Common Reporting Standard, foreign currency, Income tax, New Zealand, New Zealand Inland Revenue, Rental property, Tax Residence, Tax Returns, Taxation, Transitional Residents, Uncategorized, voluntary disclosure

More countries are now automatically sharing information about taxpayers

Overseas property – more than just rent

Posted on September 28, 2019November 26, 2019 by Mike Williams in Approved Issuer Levy, Financial Arrangements, foreign currency, Income tax, New Zealand, New Zealand Inland Revenue, Rental property, Tax Returns, Taxation, Transitional Residents

The often overlooked taxation implications of owning rental properties overseas

Frequently Asked Questions

Posted on July 26, 2018September 28, 2019 by Mike Williams in foreign currency, Income tax, New Zealand, New Zealand Inland Revenue, Tax Residence, Tax Returns, Taxation, Transitional Residents

Here are some of the more regularly asked tax questions around and a few myths debunked

New Zealand Tax, An Overview

Posted on March 28, 2018August 31, 2018 by Mike Williams in Foreign Investment Fund, Income tax, Provisional Tax, Tax rates, Tax Residence, Transitional Residents

The following factsheet is designed to provide a simple overview of the New Zealand tax system as it applies to individuals. particularly those coming to New Zealand for the first time. Tax Facts Tax year end: 31 March Tax filing: 7 July (31 March with tax agent) Tax payment date: 7 February (7 April with … Continue reading New Zealand Tax, An Overview →