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Draft guidance on non-resident employers' tax obligations for employees in New Zealand
Inland Revenue has released a draft operational statement providing guidance as to when non-resident employers are required to deduct tax at source under the pay-as-you-earn (PAYE) system from payments made to employees located in New Zealand. The statement also provides guidance as to when employer superannuation contribution tax (ESCT) and fringe benefit tax (FBT) are payable in respect of benefits provided to such employees.
New Zealand: Changes to foreign investment consent rules include tax measures
In light of the economic fallout from COVID-19, the New Zealand government has fast tracked changes to New Zealand's foreign investment consent rules, including some tax measures. Background Previously, New Zealand's foreign investment consent rules did not specifically provide for tax matters to be taken into account when screening foreign investment.
New Zealand updates COVID-19 tax measures to include reforms to tax loss rules
New Zealand has set out its plans to protect the economy The New Zealand government has announced further tax-related measures intended to assist businesses dealing with the implications of COVID-19. As with earlier COVID-19-related tax measures, the latest announcement includes a mix of temporary measures and medium to longer-term reforms.
New Zealand: Inland Revenue proposes retrospective amendments to tax treatment of crypto-assets
The proposals exclude the supply of crypto-assets from GST The New Zealand Inland Revenue has announced proposals to exclude the supply of crypto-assets from the scope of the goods and services tax (GST) as well as from the income tax rules for financial arrangements. It is proposed that the main changes would apply retrospectively, from 1 January 2009, on the basis this would coincide with the launch of the first crypto-asset, bitcoin.
Proposed changes to New Zealand's foreign investment consent rules to include tax measures
The proposed changes hope to make foreign investment more transparent. The New Zealand Government has announced a range of changes to the foreign investment consent rules, to be enacted as part of the second phase of its reform of the Overseas Investment Act 2005. A summary of the Government's announcement can be found here.
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