If you want someone to act on your behalf for your own personal account, you must set them up as a nominated person.
If you want someone to act on behalf of your company, trust, estate, partnership or other non-individual account, they can only be nominated by a:
- company director
- trustee or estate administrator
- executive office holder
- partner of a partnership.
When nominating someone that is a non-resident person and does not have an IRD number, you will need to fill out the form in 'Other ways to do this' and attach to a web message in myIR or post it to us.
Before you start
You will need:
- a myIR account
- the name, IRD number and contact information for the person you're nominating
- include date of birth for non-resident individuals.
In myIR, go to 'I want to...'
Scroll to 'Access management' and select 'Add a nominated person'
Fill out the required details and select the account types you want to be managed.
Review request, update the declaration and submit
What happens next
Some nominated person applications take time to process. You will be able to track the progress of this submission from the 'I want to...' tab, select 'Search submissions'.
We will email to let you know when your nominated person claims access to your account.
To remove access for your nominated person, edit your relationships in ‘Manage associated accounts/parties’.
My responsibilities
If you nominate someone to act on your behalf, it does not change your obligations. You still need to file returns and make payments on time.
You need to let us know if you no longer want someone to be your nominated person, otherwise they'll still have access to your information.
