Posts Tagged ‘property’
HOW DO YOU SET UP AN LTC?
Who will be the company directors?
How many directors will you have?
Who will be the shareholders?
How many shares will they own?
I’M A NZ TAX RESIDENT WITH OVERSEAS INVESTMENT PROPERTY. DO I HAVE TO PAY NRWT? OR AIL?
NZ tax resident overseas rental property NRWT. Was that what you were looking for? Well, you’ve come to the right page. If you are wondering “I’m a NZ tax resident with overseas investment property. Do I have to pay NRWT? Or AIL?” we can help. Before we get into the recent changes (2026) to this…
Read MoreRESIDENTIAL PROPERTY TAX IN NEW ZEALAND: WHICH RULES APPLY (AND WHEN)?
Residential property tax in New Zealand: Which rules apply? (and when)? That is the big question. If you own, rent, or occasionally use a residential property in New Zealand, your deductions and potential tax on sale depend on how you use the property in each income year. That sounds simple—until you confront overlapping frameworks like…
Read MoreINVESTMENT PROPERTY AND LTCs: A GOOD MATCH?
Investment property and LTCs: A good match? (Or as Shakespeare might have said “To LTC or not to LTC: that is the question.”) For many years, property investors across New Zealand embraced Look-Through Companies (LTCs) as the structure of choice for holding rental properties. Accountants, lawyers, mortgage advisers, and investors often recommended LTCs because…
Read MorePOSITIVE GEARING VS NEGATIVE GEARING
Investing in property can be a lucrative venture, but it’s essential to understand the financial strategies involved. Two terms that frequently arise in property investment discussions are positive gearing and negative gearing. In New Zealand, these concepts play a significant role in how investors manage their real estate portfolios.
Read MoreTAXABLE RENTAL INCOME IN NEW ZEALAND
Taxable rental income in New Zealand …many New Zealanders understand that rent from an investment property is taxable. However, far fewer realise that the rules extend well beyond traditional rental properties. You might own a rental property with long-term tenants. Alternatively, you might rent out a room in your home, host short-term guests, have a…
Read MoreHOW DOES MONEY WORK?
How does money work? Money affects almost every decision you make as a property investor. It influences whether you buy a rental property, invest in KiwiSaver, contribute to a managed fund, or consider emerging assets like cryptocurrency. Yet many people spend years earning money without fully understanding how it works. Understanding the answer to the…
Read MoreWHAT CAN YOU CLAIM ON YOUR INVESTMENT PROPERTY?
What can you claim on your investment property? Investing in property can be a rewarding venture, but to maximize your returns, it’s essential to understand what expenses you can claim. Knowing your deductible costs can help reduce your taxable income, ensuring you keep more of your rental earnings. Below, we provide an overview of claimable…
Read MoreIS HOUSE FLIPPING STILL A THING?
Is house flipping still a thing? House flipping—the practice of purchasing properties, renovating them, and selling them quickly for profit—has long been a popular investment strategy in New Zealand. However, recent years have seen significant shifts in the landscape of property trading. Factors such as legislative changes, economic fluctuations, and evolving market dynamics have reshaped…
Read MoreWANT TO BUY PROPERTY? 5 DEBT PAY-OFF STRATEGIES
You’re thinking: “I want to buy property,” but you’re worried about your debt. Here are 5 debt pay-off strategies!
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