请问大家，如果一年之内多次买卖房子，需要缴税吗

君临天下

新西兰买房子要缴税吗？

一般情况下，大家都卖了一套小房子，然后用这钱去买了个大房子，还有一点贷款，这样的情况似乎不用交税的吧，反正我是没听说这样需要交税的。

但是如果我在自己有一套房子的前提下，有贷款，然后再去买进一套房子，并且装修一下没过多久又卖掉，投资房也有贷款，这样的情况我需要缴税吗？

如果这样要缴税，那我买进来，几年之后再卖掉，这样的情况是不是还要交税。

有同学懂的吗？请教一下

qxl0501

我也想知道哦， 哪位高手知道吗？

kelongrenwei

只要有投资性质，短期买卖房是要交税的！

阿海

被ird发现了当然要缴税了，特别是短期炒房。

可乐1982

是呀，如果短期内买卖过多而且有赚的情况下会被看做商业行为了。不要被税务局盯上最好。

ETS

那买卖房子赚钱税是按什么比例交的？15%？

如果一套房子价值50万，赚钱5万，那缴税是按50万的15%，还是5万，赚的那部分的15%

可乐1982

交的比例不太清楚，不过肯定是多出的部分才交

NewLynnHse

http://www.ird.govt.nz/property/property-common-mistakes/mistake-dealing-with-investment/

Investor

If you’re an investor you buy a property to use it to generate ongoing rental income and not with any firm intent of resale. The property is a capital asset and any later profit or loss from selling the property is capital and isn’t taxable (apart from clawing back any depreciation, which is now recoverable).

Property investors sometimes refer to a “buy and hold” strategy. This approach is most likely to mean you are a property investor for tax purposes.

Investors will investigate and analyse future revenue streams, and any gain made on the sale of the property is incidental. Their investment is soundly based on a return from the rental income.

Investors pay income tax on their net rental income but generally not on the eventual sale proceeds of the property.

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Speculator

You might think profits from selling property are always capital gains so you don’t have to pay tax on them.  But, this isn’t always true. If one of your reasons for buying a property is to resell it, whether you live in it or rent it out, you’re speculating in property and your profit is likely to be taxable. And, if you sell that property at a loss, the loss may be tax-deductible.If you’re a speculator you buy a property always intending to sell it. The property is treated like “trading stock” and your profit or loss from selling the property is taxable. Speculating can be a one-off purchase and sale of a property.  Speculators may also receive rental income from the property before they sell it.  Property dealers or speculators will try to determine and analyse the property’s future price movements because that’s what the deal rests on. Any rental income is secondary.To be a speculator, you need buy only one property with the firm intent of resale.
Dealers and speculators must pay income tax on any gain they make from reselling their property. If they declare a loss, it may be tax-deductible. They must also pay tax on rental income they may earn from the properties.