Overseas social security pensions
Guidance for New Zealand tax residents receiving social security pensions from overseas.
Guidance for New Zealand tax residents receiving social security pensions from overseas.
IR260 explains how businesses calculate and claim depreciation, keep records and account for assets when they are sold or disposed of.
Use IR260A when no suitable general depreciation rate exists for a new asset class.
Use IR260B when an existing depreciation rate is unsuitable because of how an asset is used.
A guide to income tax and GST for distributors in direct selling organisations.
IR264 explains the tax rules for people who rent out residential property or holiday homes, including income, expenses, records and property sales.
Current general diminishing value and straight-line depreciation rates for business assets.
IR267 lists historic depreciation rates for assets acquired on or before 31 March 2005.
A guide to income tax, GST and FBT treatment of business entertainment expenses.
Estimated weekly Working for Families payments for 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027.
IR274 explains New Zealand company imputation credits, imputation credit accounts and the treatment of dividends.
IR278 explains how payments, gifts and koha in the Māori community may be treated for income tax, GST and employment purposes.
IR280 explains how to correct return errors and make a voluntary disclosure to Inland Revenue.
IR281 is the general form for making a full and complete voluntary disclosure about incorrect or omitted information in tax returns.
IR281P is used to disclose tax that may have been underpaid on a property sale.
Use IR282 to explain and support a tax position taken when determining the tax payable in a return.
IR283 explains when interest payers must deduct, pay and report resident withholding tax and provide information to recipients.
IR284 explains when companies paying dividends must deduct, pay and report resident withholding tax and inform recipients.
IR288 explains how trusts and estates are taxed, including trustee and beneficiary income, distributions and filing obligations.
IR289 explains how provisional tax lets taxpayers pay income tax in instalments during the year.