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| Title and summary | Number |
Individual tax return for use by tax agents 2008If you are a tax agent or tax agency use this IR3A form to complete your client's 2008 personal tax return. |
IR3A |
KiwiSaver employee detailsThis form is for employers to enrol eligible employees in KiwiSaver. |
KS1 |
KiwiSaver for new employeesThis flow diagram provides an overview of the KiwiSaver process for new employees - how they can opt out, what will happen if they remain KiwiSaver members, and where to go for further information. |
KS8 |
KiwiSaver for employersThis flow diagram provides an overview for employers dealing with KiwiSaver for their employees. |
KS9 |
Fa'alauiloaina o le KiwiSaver (Introducing KiwiSaver - Samoan translation)O loo iai se otootoga o le fuafuaga mo teugatupe a le KiwiSaver, ma faasino ia te oe le itu e te aga'i i ai mo nisi faamatalaga atili. |
KS27 |
About working for families tax credits for IR3 return filersThis is a guide to help you complete your working for families end of year square up (IR541) form that we send you as an IR3 return filer |
IR513 |
Accounts information for use by tax agentsThis form assists in preparing account information to be returned, eliminating the need for returning full financial records. |
IR10A |
Direct sellingDirect selling is quite different from other ways of doing business in New Zealand. This guide provides you with information on meeting your tax obligations when you are a distributor for a direct selling organisation in New Zealand. |
IR261 |
Entertainment expensesThis guide will help businesses understand the rules for claiming their business entertainment expenses. These rules limit the deduction of certain types of entertainment expenses for income tax and GST. |
IR268 |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangments 2003/2004Section 37(4) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give the clients of tax agents extensions of time in which to file 2003 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2004. |
IR9XA |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangments 2004/2005Section 37(4) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give the clients of tax agents extensions of time in which to file 2004 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2005. |
IR9XA |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangments 2002/2003Section 37(4) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give the clients of tax agents extensions of time in which to file 2002 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2003. |
IR9XA |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangments 2001/2002Section 37(4) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give the clients of tax agents extensions of time in which to file 2001 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2002. |
IR9XA |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangments 2005/2006Section 37(4) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give the clients of tax agents extensions of time in which to file 2005 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2006. |
IR9XA |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangments 2006/2007Section 37(4) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give the clients of tax agents extensions of time in which to file 2006 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2007. |
IR9XA |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangments 2007/2008Section 37(4) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give the clients of tax agents extensions of time in which to file 2007 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2008. |
IR9XA |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangements 2008/2009Section 37(4) and section 37(5) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give the clients of tax agents extensions of time in which to file 2008 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2009. |
IR9XA |
Extension of time (EOT) arrangements 2009/2010Section 37(4) and section 37(5) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 (TAA) allows Inland Revenue to give tax agents clients extensions of time to file 2009 income tax returns up to, but not beyond, 31 March 2010. |
IR9XA |
Guidelines for completing the 2006 accounts informationThis guide will help you complete the Accounts information (IR10) form. Completing an IR10 helps speed up the processing of the tax return. If an IR10 is completed, financial records don't have to be included, although they may be requested later. |
IR10G |
Income tax return (Registered superannuation funds) - 2005Use this return to file details of the taxable income, trustee details and disclosures for a registered supperannuation fund. Please see the Registered superannuation funds' return guide - 2005 (IR44G) for further information. |
IR44 |
Individual income tax return guide 2006This guide is for helping you fill in your IR3 return for the 2006 year. If you received any other income apart from salary, wages, interest or dividends, you must file an IR3 return. |
IR3G |
Individual tax return 2002Use this form to complete your personal tax return. |
IR3 |
Individual tax return 2003Use this form to complete your personal tax return. This return can also be completed online. |
IR3 |
Individual tax return 2004Use this form to complete your personal tax return. You can also complete this online. This is for the 2004 year. |
IR3 |
Individual tax return 2007Use this form to complete your individual tax return. This is for the 2007 year. You can also complete this online. |
IR3 |
Individual tax return 2008Use this form to complete your individual tax return. You can also complete this online. This is for the 2008 year. |
IR3 |
Individual tax return 2009Use this form to complete your individual tax return. This is for the 2009 year. |
IR3 |
Individual tax return for use by tax agents 2009If you are a tax agent or tax agency use this IR3A form to complete your client's 2009 personal tax return. |
IR3A |
Individual tax return for use by tax agents 2002If you are a tax agent or tax agency you are required to fill in an IR3a tax return annually. |
IR3A |
Individual tax return for use by tax agents 2003If you are a tax agent or tax agency you are required to fill in an IR3a tax return annually. |
IR3A |
Individual tax return for use by tax agents 2004If you are a tax agent or tax agency use this IR3a form to complete your client's personal tax return. |
IR3A |
Information for salary and wage earnersFactsheet with income tax information for salary and wage earners, including personal tax summaries, refunds, summary of earnings and IR3. |
IR723 |
Inland Revenue audits guideA guide to our audits for business people and investors. |
IR297 |
IR56 taxpayer registrationForm to use to register as an IR56 taxpayer. |
IR359 |
IRD number application - individualYou can complete this form to get an individual IRD number. |
IR595 |
Maori community officer serviceThis pamphlet provides information on how your Maori community officer can help you and how to contact them. |
IR286 |
New Zealand tax residence guideThis guide explains who is a New Zealand resident for tax purposes. The tax residence rules are different from the normal New Zealand immigration residency rules. |
IR292 |
Non-resident income tax return guide 2003This guide is designed to assist non-residents in completing their income tax return, the IR3NR, and will assist in determining who qualifies as a non-resident for taxation purposes. |
IR3NRG |
Non-resident income tax return guide 2004This guide is based on New Zealand tax law at the time of printing and does not take into consideration any double taxation agreements that may apply. |
IR3NRG |
Non-resident income tax return guide 2005This guide is based on New Zealand tax law at the time of printing and does not take into consideration any double taxation agreements that may apply. |
IR3NRG |
Non-resident income tax return guide 2006This guide is based on New Zealand tax law at the time of printing and does not take into consideration any double taxation agreements that may apply. |
IR3NRG |
Non-resident income tax return guide 2007This guide will help non-residents complete their income tax return - IR3NR, and help determine who qualifies as a non-resident for tax purposes. This guide is for the 2007 income year. |
IR3NRG |
Non-resident income tax return guide 2008This guide helps you fill in your IR3NR return for the year 2008 year. |
IR3NRG |
Overseas private pensionsThis guide explains the tax obligations for people who have an interest in a private superannuation scheme or life insurance annuity policy that is outside New Zealand. If you are a New Zealand tax resident and you hold an interest in an overseas scheme or policy, you may have to include income from it in your New Zealand tax return. This guide explains the rules that apply. |
IR257 |
Overseas social security pensionsIf you are a New Zealand tax resident, generally you will have to pay income tax on your overseas social security pension in New Zealand. This guide explains the tax obligations for people who receive social security pensions from outside New Zealand. |
IR258 |
Paid parental leave application for an employeeThis form is for applying for paid parental leave payments, if you're an employee taking parental leave from your job. This form also provides information for employees on paid parental leave and who is eligible. |
IR880 |
Prescribed investor rateThis chart provides information about prescribed investor rates (PIR) and shows you what your correct rate should be. |
IR861 |
Putting your tax returns rightIf you've made a mistake or filed an incorrect tax return, it's best to tell us about it before we find out in some other way. This guide will help you put your tax returns right. |
IR280 |
Registered superannuation funds' return guide 2002All superannuation funds registered with the Government Actuary must file an Income tax return registered superannuation funds (IR44) return. This guide provides you with all the information you need to know when filing and IR44. |
IR44g |
Rental incomeThis guide explains the tax rules for people who own rental property. It is intended for people who own one or two rental properties, or who have boarders or flatmates rather than larger property investors. We recommend that you use a tax advisor or an accountant if you have several rental properties or are a commercial operator. |
IR264 |
Rental income scheduleThe form to complete for each property you rent out. It can now be completed online if you file your IR3 return online. |
IR3R |
Retiring allowances and redundancy paymentsThis leaflet explains the rules for taxing lump sum payments for retiring allowances and redundancy payments. |
IR277 |
Sale or disposal of financial arrangementsThis form is used for declaring the sale or disposal of financial arrangements and includes any government stock or local authority stock. |
IR3K |
Schedule of beneficiary's estate or trust incomeAny beneficiary who receives income or certain distributions from either a foreign trust or a non-qualifying trust must fill in this form. It helps us make sure that these distributions are taxed correctly in the hands of beneficiaries. (If a beneficiary is in more than one trust, complete a separate form for each.) Beneficiaries in qualifying trusts do not need to complete this form. |
IR307 |
Statutory declarationThis form is a statutory declaration you can use to prove your relationship with a child in your care who needs an IRD number. |
IR595D |
Tax code declarationForm for employees to complete when starting their job or changing their tax code. |
IR330 |
Tax credit (formerly rebate) claim formComplete this form to claim tax credits for donations, childcare and/or a housekeeper. The claim form is not year-specific – you will need to write which year you are claiming your tax credit for. |
IR526 |
Taxes and the taxi industryThis guide provides useful information about tax issues for taxi drivers and owner-operators. It includes information on registering for and accounting for GST as well as income and employer returns. |
IR272 |
The rule bookWith the growth of professionalism in all levels of sport, more and more sportspeople are receiving payments of some kind. As a sportsperson you need to know how the tax rules affect you - you may have responsibilities you're not aware of. This guide will provide you with information about what your tax obligations are as a professional sportsperson. |
IR248 |
What you need to know about personal tax summariesThis is a factsheet about personal tax summaries. |
IR522 |
Individual tax return for use by tax agents 2005If you are a tax agent or tax agency use this IR3A form to complete your client's 2005 personal tax return. |
IR3A |
Individual tax return for use by tax agents 2006If you are a tax agent or tax agency use this IR3A form to complete your client's 2006 personal tax return. |
IR3A |
Understanding your summary of earningsHelps you to understand the summary of earnings (IR 544) form. |
IR514 |
Individual tax return for use by tax agents 2007If you are a tax agent or tax agency use this IR3A form to complete your client's 2007 individual tax return. |
IR3A |
Buying and selling residential propertyThis guide will help you to understand whether you should be paying tax when you sell a property and tells you about your responsibilities. It will help you decide whether you need to get more information or professional advice. |
IR313 |
Property transactions questions and answers (Hindi translation)This guide will help you understand whether you should be paying income tax when you sell a property, and whether you need to get more information or professional advice. |
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Property transactions questions and answers (Maori translation)This guide will help you understand whether you should be paying income tax when you sell a property, and whether you need to get more information or professional advice. |
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Property transactions questions and answers (Chinese translation)This guide will help you understand whether you should be paying income tax when you sell a property, and whether you need to get more information or professional advice. |
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Property transactions questions and answers (Korean translation)This guide will help you understand whether you should be paying income tax when you sell a property, and whether you need to get more information or professional advice. |
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Income equalisation deposit/refund formThis form includes all the information required to make a deposit to the income equalisation scheme, or to request a refund from the income equalisation scheme. |
IR155 |
Redundancy tax credit guideLeaflet explaining whether you are entitled to a redundancy tax credit and how to claim it. |
IR524B |
Changes to provisional tax for the 2008/09 yearThis leaflet explains how the individual income tax changes announced in Budget 2008 affect provisional tax calculations for the 2008/09 year. |
IR490 |
Portfolio investment entity information for non-residents that invest in PIEsThis guide contains information for non-residents that invest in portfolio investment entity (PIEs). |
IR858 |
Portfolio investment entity: a guide for PIEsFrom 1 October 2007, eligible entities can become portfolio investment entities (PIEs). This guide contains information about PIEs including how to become a PIE, cessations, allocation and calculation periods, tax calculations, tax credits and losses, investors and returns. |
IR860 |
Portfolio investment entity: Information for individuals who invest in PIEsA portfolio investment entity (PIE) is a new type of entity (such as a managed fund), that invests the contributions from investors in different types of investments. This guide contains information for resident individuals who invest in PIEs. |
IR855 |
Portfolio investment entity: Information for trustees who invest in PIEsA portfolio investment entity (PIE) is a new type of entity (such as a managed fund), that invests the contributions from investors in different types of investments.This guide contains information for trustees who invest in PIEs. |
IR856 |
Portfolio investment entity: Information for companies that invest in PIEsA portfolio investment entity (PIE) is a new type of entity (such as a managed fund), that invests the contributions from investors in different types of investments. This guide contains information for companies that invest in PIEs. |
IR857 |
Accounts informationCompleting an IR10 form helps speed up the processing of your tax return. If an IR10 is completed, financial records don't have to be included, although they may be requested later. |
IR10 |
Non-resident income tax return guide 2009This guide helps you fill in your IR3NR return for the year 2009 year. |
IR3NRG |
Computer-assisted auditsA guide to computer-assisted audits for business people and investors. |
IR297a |
