A principal applicant has demonstrated a commitment to New Zealand if:
1. they have been in New Zealand as a resident for a total of 41 days or more in each of the two 12-month portions of the 24 months immediately preceding the date the application for a permanent resident visa was made (ie, in each of the two 12-month portions, a period or periods that amount to 41 days or more); and
2. they are assessed as having tax residence status (RV1.15.10) for the 24 months preceding their application
Evidence of tax resident status
1. Under these instructions, 'tax resident status' means tax residence status in New Zealand, as confirmed by New Zealand Inland Revenue (IR).
2. Applicants under these instructions cannot be New Zealand tax residents if the application of a double tax agreement means they are tax residents of another country.
Evidence of tax residence status includes:
1. a statement from the IR for the period in which the applicant has been assessed as having tax residence status; or
2. Confirmation of Tax Resident Status form completed and endorsed by IR.
4. If the applicant is considered to have tax residence status under a double tax agreement, the applicant must provide supporting evidence from IR.作者: 中新移民留学 时间: 2011-6-3 14:21:31
Tax residence status in New Zealand
A principal applicant has demonstrated a commitment to New Zealand if:
1. they have been in New Zealand as a resident for a total of 41 days or more in each of the two 12-month portions of the 24 months immediately preceding the date the application for a permanent resident visa was made (ie, in each of the two 12-month portions, a period or periods that amount to 41 days or more); and
2. they are assessed as having tax residence status (RV1.15.10) for the 24 months preceding their application
Evidence of tax resident status
1. Under these instructions, 'tax resident status' means tax residence status in New Zealand, as confirmed by New Zealand Inland Revenue (IR).
2. Applicants under these instructions cannot be New Zealand tax residents if the application of a double tax agreement means they are tax residents of another country.
Evidence of tax residence status includes:
1. a statement from the IR for the period in which the applicant has been assessed as having tax residence status; or
2. Confirmation of Tax Resident Status form completed and endorsed by IR.
4. If the applicant is considered to have tax residence status under a double tax agreement, the applicant must provide supporting evidence from IR.
Or you can go to IRD website to check more information. Welcome to contact me Richard 09-5341728.作者: 中新移民留学 时间: 2011-6-3 14:35:25
Tax residence status in New Zealand
A principal applicant has demonstrated a commitment to New Zealand if:
1. they have been in New Zealand as a resident for a total of 41 days or more in each of the two 12-month portions of the 24 months immediately preceding the date the application for a permanent resident visa was made (ie, in each of the two 12-month portions, a period or periods that amount to 41 days or more); and
2. they are assessed as having tax residence status (RV1.15.10) for the 24 months preceding their application
Evidence of tax resident status
1. Under these instructions, 'tax resident status' means tax residence status in New Zealand, as confirmed by New Zealand Inland Revenue (IR).
2. Applicants under these instructions cannot be New Zealand tax residents if the application of a double tax agreement means they are tax residents of another country.
Evidence of tax residence status includes:
1. a statement from the IR for the period in which the applicant has been assessed as having tax residence status; or
2. Confirmation of Tax Resident Status form completed and endorsed by IR.
4. If the applicant is considered to have tax residence status under a double tax agreement, the applicant must provide supporting evidence from IR.
Or you can go to IRD website to check more information. Welcome to contact me Richard 09-5341728.作者: 中新移民留学 时间: 2011-6-3 14:36:20
A principal applicant has demonstrated a commitment to New Zealand if:
1. they have been in New Zealand as a resident for a total of 41 days or more in each of the two 12-month portions of the 24 months immediately preceding the date the application for a permanent resident visa was made (ie, in each of the two 12-month portions, a period or periods that amount to 41 days or more); and
2. they are assessed as having tax residence status (RV1.15.10) for the 24 months preceding their application
Evidence of tax resident status
1. Under these instructions, 'tax resident status' means tax residence status in New Zealand, as confirmed by New Zealand Inland Revenue (IR).
2. Applicants under these instructions cannot be New Zealand tax residents if the application of a double tax agreement means they are tax residents of another country.
Evidence of tax residence status includes:
1. a statement from the IR for the period in which the applicant has been assessed as having tax residence status; or
2. Confirmation of Tax Resident Status form completed and endorsed by IR.
4. If the applicant is considered to have tax residence status under a double tax agreement, the applicant must provide supporting evidence from IR.
Or you can go to IRD website to check more information. Welcome to contact me Richard 09-5341728.