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Property Tax Decision Tree
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Results - For your property sale, gains made on the sale of the property are taxable under the bright-line test
The amount you received from sale of the residential property is taxable under the bright-line test.
Note: if you’re an offshore RLWT person, some residential property sales may be subject to residential land withholding tax. You may be able to apply for an exemption from having this deducted. For more information go to www.ird.govt.nz (search keywords: Residential land withholding tax).
Declare the amount you received from the sale/transfer of the property as income on your tax return for the tax year that the settlement for the property occurred. Also include any amount of residential land withholding tax deducted from the sale.
For example, if settlement occurred on 15 April 2016 declare the income from the sale in your tax return for the period 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2017.
If you made a loss on the sale of the property, you won't be able to claim the loss against your other income. The loss amount can only be claimed against any other taxable property sales in the same year. Otherwise you'll need to claim them in a future year when you have income from another taxable property sale. If, however, the loss is part of property trading activity, different rules apply.
If you're showing your income from property sales in the 'other income' box of your tax return, you may also need to complete a Property sale information form (IR833) for each property sold. This form has more information on when to use it and what information is required.
This is only general guidance based on the answers you have provided. You need to self-assess whether the sale or transfer of your property is taxable. If you are unsure, seek advice from a tax advisor.
Answers given
Dates
Date of purchase/acquisition 01/10/2015
Date of registration of purchase 01/11/2015
Date of sale/disposal 01/10/2016
Dealer
Are you a property dealer/developer or associated with a dealer/developer? No
Intention
At the time you bought/acquired the property, did you have a firm intention or purpose to sell or dispose of it? No
Residential property
Is the property residential? Yes
Area of land
Was 50% or more of the property area used as a home? This generally includes yard, gardens and related buildings. No
Exclusions
Are you an executor or administrator of an estate and you are disposing of the property following the death of a person? No
Did you inherit the property you sold? No
Did you dispose of the property under a relationship property agreement? No
Did you dispose of a property you received under a relationship property agreement within 2 years of the original purchase date? No
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