Selling goods to consumers in New Zealand? (English version)
From 1 December 2019, overseas businesses that sell low-value goods to consumers in New Zealand may need to register for, collect and return GST of 15%.
From 1 December 2019, overseas businesses that sell low-value goods to consumers in New Zealand may need to register for, collect and return GST of 15%.
From 1 December 2019, overseas businesses that sell low-value goods to consumers in New Zealand may need to register for, collect and return GST of 15%.
From 1 December 2019, overseas businesses that sell low-value goods to consumers in New Zealand may need to register for, collect and return GST of 15%.
AD264 explains New Zealand GST obligations for overseas suppliers of low-value goods to New Zealand consumers.
AD265 explains the information transporters and customs brokers may need to provide so GST on low-value imported goods is not collected again at the border.
AD266 explains reasonable currency-conversion methods for determining the New Zealand-dollar customs value of low-value imported goods.
Use IRD’s current public register and guidance for RWT exemption information.
An IRD guide to GST for drivers, deliverers and accommodation owners using online marketplaces.