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本帖最后由 bungyjumping999 于 2019-1-18 16:19 编辑
it won't affect much if one only has one or 2 properties.
It will be inconvenient if you have more properties.
Tax haven planning will become more and more popular for rich people. NZ is no longer a place to play the game.
It will be a place for people who chose to work and pay more taxes and in the rat race.
For the rich, they can park their investment somewhere but not acquiring tax residency in nz and still enjoy the facilities of this country.
Hong kong, singapore, are still very much tax haven countries.
Other countries, cayman island, Panama, isle of man, cook islands, labuan Island etc, they can be used to park investments.
Singapore and hong kong has good rule of law, it can be a good choice while letting your children have schooling in NZ on taxpayers' expense.
That is why the National Party will not touch this topic (CGT), it is driving people away more and more. By then, if most people in the countries are employees, who are going to be employers? If most people are welfare beneficiaries in a country, who are going to pay taxes? The hard working will get punished more and more till one day they leave the country.
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