Investing in NZ

From my understanding – there is no Stamp Duty and no Capital Gains Tax for NZ but that all changes with the structure you have.

For example, if you purchase a NZ investment and bring the Capital gains into Aus, you will pay tax on them.

make a list of specific questions and im sure someone here will eb able to answer them for you.

Kind Regards,
George.

“If You never never ask, you’ll never never know”

Hi starting out,

Am excellent place to start would be a recording that Steve McKnight is bringing out soon, which is an interview with New Zealand Legal Expert Mike Ward…

We used Mike on several occasions as our solicitor in NZ, and he is the most vibrant, switched on, up to date, solicitor who is actually a huge property investor. You will even stay awake listening to him, unlike 99% of other legal people.[sleepyanim]

I’m not sure when it is available, but I’m sure if you contact admin at propertyinvesting.com they could tell you.

I am sure it will be in a language that you can understand ‘cos Mike is very down to earth.[shades]

All the best,

Del [thumbsupanim]

Hi Zippy,
I certainly could, and his prices were extremely reasonable, however, Mike is such a great property investor, he has just given up his legal practice.[confused2]

BUMMER – It’s not often you find someone like him, he will be very hard to replace![bawl]

regards,

Del