Changing your GST filing frequency

GST Dates

MAY 28

Your GST return and payment is due for the taxable period ending 30 April.
JUN 30

Your GST return and payment is due for the taxable period ending 31 May.
JUL 28

Your GST return and payment is due for the taxable period ending 30 June.

All GST dates

You can change your filing frequency in myIR.

If things change in your business or organisation you might want to change your filing frequency to another one you’re eligible for.

For example, if you find six-monthly filing is a big job you might change to two-monthly filing.

You must align your GST filing frequency with your income tax balance date. Your balance date is the end of your financial year. In most cases this will be 31 March.

When you must change

If your sales in any 12-month period change you might no longer be eligible to use your current filing frequency.

Check the table below to see who is eligible for each filing frequency and if you need to change.

Filing frequency	Who's eligible
Monthly	You must file monthly if your sales are over $24 million in any 12-month period. This excludes non-resident businesses who only supply remote services, low value imported goods or listed services. For a GST group the $24 million applies to the group as a whole.
Two-monthly	Anyone with sales under $24 million in any 12-month period can file two-monthly. For a GST group the $24 million applies to the group as a whole.
Six-monthly	Anyone with sales under $500,000 in any 12-month period can file six-monthly. For a GST group the $500,000 applies to the group as a whole.
Quarterly	You must file quarterly if you are a non-resident business and only supply: remote services low value imported goods listed services.

Te huri i te auau o te tāpae puka tāke hokohoko Changing your GST filing frequency

GST Dates

When you must change

Changing your GST filing frequency