Posts Tagged ‘tax’
DEPRECIATION AND CHATTELS: WHAT TO DO?
Depreciation and chattels: what to do? It’s one of the most common sources of confusion for rental property owners, and the questions tend to come up at very specific moments. For example: you’ve just settled on a property, when you’re about to renovate, or when you’re weighing up a sale or an ownership change. Below…
Read MoreTAX CHANGES AFOOT
TAX CUTS Tax changes afoot! But what? Currently (in mid-2017), the tax thresholds are as follows (before the 39% rate of 2021 was introduced): As you may recall, these were to be changed. However, due to a change of government, there will be no change to these tax rates. There will no doubt be…
Read MoreIRD REQUEST FOR MORE INFORMATION
IRD request for more information: no one wants to receive one of those letters. But what do they look like and what do they mean? Here are two useful pages to get a clear picture on IRD Requests for More Information. WHEN THE IRD WANTS MORE INFO! This article explains that the Inland Revenue Department…
Read MoreWHEN THE IRD WANTS MORE INFO!
When the IRD wants more info… what do you do? This year (2016) we’ve seen a dramatic increase in requests for information from IRD, generally, letters where they want a more detailed breakdown of expenses. We’ve also seen some more “direct” methods employed. What is this all about? FOCUS ON PROPERTY This year, as in…
Read MoreI LOST MY DEPOSIT ON MY RENTAL LAND & BUILD – CAN I CLAIM THAT AS A BAD DEBT?
“lost deposit rental property tax deductible NZ.” That’s probably what you typed into the search engine that lead you here. If so, you have come to the right article. But first: 30-Second Summary If a developer goes bust and keeps your deposit on a land-and-build deal, the short answer is: no, you can’t claim it…
Read MoreHOW IS FOREIGN-SOURCED INCOME TREATED IN SINGAPORE?
How is foreign-sourced income treated in Singapore? That’s a great question. Let’s say that you live and work in Singapore. You own a rental property here in New Zealand. How do you handle this from a tax perspective here in New Zealand, and in Singapore? Does it make a difference if the property is negatively or…
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