Tax information for bands and entertainers
IR1035 explains tax obligations for entertainers and bands receiving income from performances.
IR1035 explains tax obligations for entertainers and bands receiving income from performances.
IR1036 explains when a person hiring bands or entertainers must deduct tax from their payments.
IR1037 explains when payments from boarders, homestay students, flatmates or tenants may be taxable and how to calculate the amount to declare.
IR1046 explains how lump sum or extra-pay payments can affect income tax, ACC, KiwiSaver, student loans and entitlements.
IR1047 explains how employers calculate and report tax deductions from lump sum or extra-pay payments.
IR1048 provides detailed guidance on CRS due diligence, account classification, controlling persons and reporting obligations.
IR1049 summarises the due diligence and reporting steps required of reporting New Zealand financial institutions under CRS.
Use IR1050 to work through whether an entity is a Reporting New Zealand Financial Institution for CRS purposes.
Use IR1052 to work through whether a trust is a Reporting New Zealand Financial Institution for CRS purposes.
IR1053 explains a family trust’s CRS obligations as a Reporting NZ Financial Institution and/or an account holder.
IR1054 explains the accounting income method provisional-tax option and how AIM-capable software calculates payments from current accounting results.
IR1055 helps DIMS providers, custodians and their customers assess possible Common Reporting Standard obligations.
IR1059 explains the authority an intermediary needs before acting for a client and accessing Inland Revenue information.
IR1060 explains who must file an R&D supplementary return, what it contains and how to complete it.
IR1061 explains the relationship between tax offending and money laundering for AML/CFT reporting entities.
IR1081 explains FATCA entity classification and registration requirements for New Zealand financial institutions.
IR1084 explains how FATCA applies to New Zealand collective investment vehicles, their managers and related financial institutions.
IR1085 explains due diligence and reporting treatment for FATCA recalcitrant accounts when required account-holder information is missing or unreliable.
Use IR1086 to work through the FATCA status of a New Zealand trust that is not a U.S. person.
IR1087 explains when a New Zealand trust may be a financial institution and its FATCA due diligence and reporting obligations.