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我爱元宵 发表于 2012-7-26 14:14 
ir3已经报了,会计没问wfftc,我们也没想起来让她做,借的钱应该不能算作passive income吧
很不幸,现在adjustment很严格的,父母给的那2万如果符合下面要求,也会被计算在内的。你还是看看上面那2个表格吧。
Other payments
These are payments from any person or entity that are used for the family’s day-to-day living expenses. If the total amount is more than
$5,000 a year, the total amount must be included in your family income, enter the amount in box 11. If the total amount is less than or
equal to $5,000 you don’t need to tell us about it.
A payment is considered to be used to meet day-to-day living expenses if it is:
" replacing lost or reduced income (eg payment from an insurance policy for loss of earnings or employment)
" used to pay regular liabilities such as car payments or a mortgage
" used to meet the family’s usual living expenses (eg phone or power bills)
A payment can be used to meet day-to-day living expenses of a family even if it is paid directly by another person on behalf of you or
your spouse/partner (eg someone pays your power bill for you).
Payments can include ‘soft loans’, which are loans made on favourable terms, such as loans with no or little interest, or no set repayment
date.
Some amounts are specifically excluded. These are:
" one-off capital payments (eg from the sale of a house)
" payments with a specific, non-income-related purpose (eg funeral grants, educational scholarships, lump sum ACC payments, non-taxable payments from WINZ such as accommodation supplements, charitable distributions, compensation based payments, or
payments to victims of crime).
" Student loan draw-downs, including the living costs component
" Periodic payments received from the repayment of a loan principal, or instalments from the sale of an asset (note that any interest is
included)
" One-off gifts, such as a birthday present of vouchers
" Payments already included under another income provision
" Payments received as a result of being adversely affected by an event declared to be an emergency event by the Commissioner of
Inland Revenue (such as the Canterbury earthquakes)
" Income from boarders that is not taxable income (for more information on taxing board income, refer to our website
www.ird.govt.nz). |
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