Statutory declaration supporting an IRD number application
Use IR595D when applying for an IRD number for a child under 16 who is not your child and you are not the legal parent or guardian.
Use IR595D when applying for an IRD number for a child under 16 who is not your child and you are not the legal parent or guardian.
Use IR596 to apply for an IRD number for a New Zealand resident non-individual entity.
Use IR597 to appoint a nominated person to deal with Inland Revenue on your behalf while you remain responsible for your tax affairs.
Use IR599 to register a tax agent or agency for the StationeryXpress ordering service.
Use IR607 to register a New Zealand foreign exemption trust.
Use IR607A to disclose people connected with a New Zealand foreign exemption trust.
IR617 explains how employers offer payroll giving and apply donation tax credits through payroll deductions.
IR620 explains associated persons definitions and their income tax consequences.
Use IR625 when applying for a tax refund owed to a deceased person and you fall within an eligible recipient category.
Use IR633 for a qualifying trust or estate that is not required to file an income tax return.
Use IR680 to file the monthly gaming machine duty return and assessment.
IR691 is a quick guide to Working for Families payments, broad eligibility and how families can apply.
IR712 applies for a status ruling after a tax law referred to in an existing private or product ruling is amended or repealed.
Use IR713 to apply for a private ruling on a proposed, current or completed arrangement.
Use IR713A with IR713 when applying for a private ruling on a transfer pricing arrangement.
IR714 applies for a binding product ruling about a promoted arrangement involving multiple potential participants.
A promoter applying for a product ruling completes IR714A as the statutory declaration accompanying IR714.
IR715 explains private, product and status rulings, when Inland Revenue can issue them and how to apply.
Use IR719 to apply for a maximum pooling value above the statutory limit for depreciable assets.
IR730 summarises GST treatment when buying or selling land and other property.