New legislation - 2006: Taxation (Depreciation, Payment Dates Alignment, FBT, and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2006 [2006 No 3]
Organisation approved for charitable donee status
Section KC 5(1) of the Income Tax Act 2004
Habitat for Humanity New Zealand Limited has been granted charitable donee status from the 2005-06 tax year.
Donations made to this organisation will entitle individual taxpayers to a rebate of 33 1/3% of the amount donated. The maximum rebate for all donations is $630 per annum.
A non-closely held company, or a closely held company which is listed on a recognised stock exchange, will be entitled to a deduction from its net income to a maximum of 5% of that income.
A Maori authority may also claim a deduction from its net income. The maximum deduction for a Maori authority is 5% of its net income donated to charitable organisations and/or a body that has been defined as a Maori association under the Maori Community Development Act 1962.
Other pages in: Taxation (Depreciation, Payment Dates Alignment, FBT, and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2006 [2006 No 3]
- Temporary exemption from tax on foreign income for new migrants and certain returning New Zealanders
- Clarification of treaty override power
- Rewrite amendments
- Reimbursement for the use of a private motor vehicle
- Resident withholding tax on dividends paid by non-resident companies
- Amendments to disputes rules
- Miscellaneous technical amendments
- GST on goods outside New Zealand at the time of supply
- GST and distributions from a trust made for no consideration between associated registered persons
- GST and international postage stamps
- GST and credit contracts legislation
- Bloodstock write-down rates
- Duty on racing
- GST on goods and services supplied to security holders
- Trans-Tasman imputation credit-streaming
- Regrassing and fertilising expenditure
- The addition of Spain to the grey list
- Unacceptable tax position
- Reverse takeovers and continuity rules
- Increase in the child tax rebate
- Income tax exemption for gaming machine income of gaming trusts
- Tax consequences of natural disasters
- Taxation of foreign hybrids and foreign tax credit rules
- Exemption for rights to benefit from employment-related foreign superannuation schemes
- New disclosure and recordkeeping rules for foreign trusts
- Treatment of distributions from cooperatives
- ACC attendant care payments
- Venture capital investment alongside the Venture Investment Fund
- Corporate migration
- Allocation of research and development tax deductions
- Taxation of share-lending transactions
- Fringe benefit tax
- Depreciation rates
- Aligning provisional tax payments with GST
- PAYE subsidy for small businesses
Date published: 23 Jun 2006
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