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Hi
As I understand it NZ and Aus have a Tax agreementment meaning that if you own properties in both countries you only have to submit one tax return (either Aus or NZ), is this correct or do you have to submit two?
Cheers
Scott
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You will need to submit 2, 1 for your NZ properies in NZ and 1 for your Australian income and NZ properties in Australia.
Tax agreements between the 2 countries means you get a credit for tax paid in NZ for your Australian tax return.
FlyHigh [cap]
Hi
So I assume because your property manager doesn’t deduct tax you’ll get a letter from the NZ Tax Dept telling you how much you owe them at the end of the year.
Again I assume NZ and Aus have the same tax year?
So Aus investors must submit the tax return for NZ first declaring the NZ income. Then on receipt of the tax payment request submit the Aus tax return?
Is that how it works?
I’m a little confused [blush2]
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I am not sure how all this works as I started investing in NZ in april. But I know NZ tax year is april to March.
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PropertyGuRu [sultan]
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Scotty B
NZ tax year is April 1 to March 30
NZ tax department will not send you a letter as it is a self assessment system like Australia.
So basically after April 1 each year you submit a NZ tax return and pay/receive whats owed/owing. Then in Australia after June 30 you do the same except you also add your NZ income and claim a credit for the tax you already paid (or were liable to pay) in NZ.
Hope this makes sense, more details you’ll need to look at the respective websites
FlyHigh [cap]
Thank FlyHigh.
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