Tax by rental property type

To see what tax you need to pay, you first work out the income and expenses for your property. The way you work these out are not the same for all rental property types.

Check what to do for your type of rental property:

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Renting out my main home The money from renting out your home is rental income. Renting out long or short-term sets how you work out the tax you need to pay.
Renting out a room in my main home Check what tax there is to pay on money you get from people who paid to stay in rooms in your home.
Renting out a holiday home Work out what tax there is to pay on the income you get from renting out your holiday home.
Renting out a cottage, caravan or sleep-out With sleep-outs, caravans and cottages the tax on the income from renting them out can be different. It depends on if they're an asset or part of your main home.
Renting out investment property A dedicated residential rental investment property is one you buy to only earn you income. With this type of property there should be no use by you.
Renting out a property I intend to sell or flip With property you intended to sell or flip, you'll pay tax on rental income and on income when you sell.
Renting out an overseas property New Zealand tax residents with an overseas rental property need to pay tax on the rental income from it to New Zealand.
Non-residents renting out New Zealand residential property Non-residents earning rental income from property in New Zealand must pay tax on it to New Zealand.

Te tāke ā-momo whare rēti Tax by rental property type

Tax by rental property type