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Forms and guide with numbers in range: 800 - 899

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IR835

More than 6 children

A supplement form to the Working for families tax credits registration form (FS1) to use if you are entitled to receive WFFTC for more than six children.

IR836

Shared care details

If you are entitled to working for families tax credits under the shared care arrangement for the child/children in your care.

IR837

Family details

This form is supplementary to the Working for families tax credits registration form (FS1). Use this supplementary form if you wish to check any entitlement for the tax year ended 2009.

IR851

A new way to work out your provisional tax

This brochure tells you about the new ratio option you can use to calculate your provisional tax instalments. It is optional and in addition to our existing standard (uplift) or estimation options that you currently use. The option is available from the start of your 2008-09 tax year and will suit small to medium-sized businesses that have fluctuating income during the year.

IR855

Portfolio investment entity: Information for individuals who invest in PIEs

A 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.

IR856

Portfolio investment entity: Information for trustees who invest in PIEs

A 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.

IR857

Portfolio investment entity: Information for companies that invest in PIEs

A 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.

IR858

Portfolio investment entity information for non-residents that invest in PIEs

This guide contains information for non-residents that invest in portfolio investment entity (PIEs).

IR860

Portfolio investment entity: a guide for PIEs

From 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.

IR861

Prescribed investor rate

This chart provides information about prescribed investor rates (PIR) and shows you what your correct rate should be.

IR880

Paid parental leave application for an employee

This 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.

IR881

Paid parental leave transfer to an employee

This form is for transferring your paid parental leave payments to your spouse or partner, if they're an employee taking parental leave from their job.

IR886

New Zealand tax residence questionnaire

Form to use to let us know you are leaving or have left New Zealand so that we can advise you of your tax residence status and if you have any further New Zealand tax obligations. It also includes the Elect someone to act on your behalf (IR597) form so you can elect someone in New Zealand to act on your behalf.

IR888

Paid parental leave application for a self-employed person

This form is for self-employed persons applying for paid parental leave. This form also provides information on what paid parental leave is, who is eligible and how to apply.

IR889

Paid parental leave transfer to a self-employed person

Use this form if you want to apply to have your paid parental leave payments transferred to your self-employed spouse or partner.

 

 


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