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  • requiring foreigners to get nz ird numbers

    will at least help work out big an issue they are
    have you defeated them?
    your demons

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    • Originally posted by Gary Lin View Post
      IRD will catch him once he has established a pattern, and then the penalty interest (after a number of years) will be glorious!
      But will they? I know people who have done this 3/4 times in the past 5/6 years.
      You can find me at: Energise Web Design

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      • Originally posted by drelly View Post
        But will they? I know people who have done this 3/4 times in the past 5/6 years.
        Then IRD needs to work harder and smarter =)

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        • Does anyone know what the deal is with GST under these new rules? Either...

          1. There is no GST to be paid, in which case, it would be more profitable to trade under these rules than before, or;
          2. GST is due on sale, in which case the people who get caught out will be really stung because they can't claim it retrospectively!
          You can find me at: Energise Web Design

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          • All aboard the housing gravy train:

            Budget 2015: Waipareira Trust seeks Govt help in housing bid

            5:00 AM Thursday May 21, 2015


            Chief executive John Tamihere. Photo / Natalie Slade

            West Auckland's Te Whanau O Waipareira Trust is bidding to enter the city's overheated housing market - and wants the Government to make land available, so it can build at affordable prices.

            "I think in this Budget there will be grand opportunities for us to get about 150 houses up in Massey on state land in a good managed community, and that can be a proxy for a lot of other things we can do," he said.
            The trust does not have any housing at present but sees affordable housing as the missing link in its portfolio of services.

            Last year it reported income of $16.2 million, mainly from Government contracts, and net assets of $26.9 million.
            Link
            Squadly dinky do!

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            • Doubtless inspired by the earlier 'deal' with
              the Tamaki Redevelopment Company. The
              same try on is in process in Hastings, I hear.

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              • Housing Minister Nick Smith: All Houses Are Affordable To Someone
                21 May 21 2015
                Labour leader Andrew Little has challenged the Government to make all
                of the new housing on Crown land affordable, but National's position
                is unclear. Asked if he could guarantee that all of the housing would
                be affordable, Housing Minister Nick Smith said by definition it would
                be. "Well of course someone has to buy the houses and so of course
                they will be affordable to somebody."
                Go to the top of the class - than man.

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                • Originally posted by flyernzl View Post
                  Looks pretty much like what should be happening under existing tax law.
                  So its not really a CGT, though it will be sold as such.
                  Originally posted by Gary Lin View Post
                  It's the same income tax on property traders.
                  The difference now is IRD can just automatically ping anyone buying and selling within two years, and the properties involved are not owner occupied or relationship property.
                  Originally posted by Gary Lin View Post
                  Then IRD needs to work harder and smarter.
                  More Funding For Tax Chase In Budget 2015
                  22 May 2015
                  Originally posted by Stuff
                  Hooft, a tax partner at Grant Thornton, said the Government's extra
                  $45 million for general tax compliance in the 2015 Budget was enough
                  to pay the salaries of another 450 tax auditors on an average salary
                  of $100,000 each. People should be sure to get their tax records in
                  order, he said. In total, the Government had allocated a total $74m
                  over five years for "extra tax compliance and enforcement", including
                  $29m targeting housing speculators chasing tax-free capital gain on
                  investments.

                  Hooft said the Government's pre-Budget "bright line" policy for tax on
                  housing investments would simplify questions for owners and tax authorities.
                  The mechanism removed debate about "intention" to buy and sell
                  property primarily for capital gain.
                  Properties traded in after less than
                  two years of ownership (excepting a family home) would now be subject
                  to a gains tax. The Government's $74 million for tax collection signals the
                  Government's need to chase every taxpayer dollar and cent, Ernst and
                  Young managing partner Bruce Gemmell says.
                  "subject to a gains tax" ???

                  Does that actually mean: subject to income tax?
                  Last edited by Perry; 22-05-2015, 11:45 AM.

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                  • Immigration Peak To Fuel House Prices
                    23 May 2015

                    Originally posted by NZH
                    The net flow of people coming to live in New Zealand will peak next
                    month at nearly five times the long-term average - adding more fuel
                    to the Auckland housing market.
                    Migration levels are not expected
                    to return to normal until 2017.

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                    • Now that I'm investing and not developing: Bring it on!
                      Squadly dinky do!

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                      • Totally agree Perry. I'm new to this so don't know much. But why is it Key isn't simply stopping overseas foreign investment at this point ? it seems the simple solution. Everyone I know thinks its lunacy to let it continue at least at the current rate ....
                        Last edited by Perry; 25-05-2015, 12:14 AM. Reason: fixed typo

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                        • what is the current rate?

                          in a year we'll start to know
                          have you defeated them?
                          your demons

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                          • Auckland House Price 'fire' Means No Rate Cuts Until 2017: NZIER
                            27 May 2015
                            Originally posted by Stuff
                            The Reserve Bank can't cut interest rates without throwing fuel on the
                            fire of the Auckland housing market, according to NZIER. In its latest
                            Quarterly Predictions, the Institute of Economic Research says the
                            Reserve Bank is "in a bind" and that will see rates left on hold until
                            2017. Some other economists believe official interest rates could be
                            cut as soon as next month.

                            Ordinarily low inflation and the uncertain global picture, would
                            warrant an interest rate cut. "But the Reserve Bank can't afford to
                            throw any more fuel on the Auckland housing market fire. We can see no
                            alternative other than to hold rates steady until mid-2017," NZIER said.

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                            • It's ALL about "supply, supply, supply"
                              "Build, build, build"
                              "Growth, growth, growth"
                              "That will solve the problem

                              Yeah Right !


                              Auckland property crisis: Shoddy building in hot market
                              Shoddy buildings are going up in Auckland as the council struggles with "significant" quality issues including unskilled construction workers without proper supervision.

                              The warning comes as more land is opened up for development in an effort to take some heat out of the property market.
                              Shoddy buildings are going up in Auckland with workers encountering serious problems and inspection fails at some sites.

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                              • T'wouldn't have been caused by the
                                ACC twerps in the first place, now,
                                could it?

                                Builders get licence cards


                                Too many PT threads to list about
                                leaky buildings okayed by Auckland
                                city, as well.

                                Worry not, SB. Your beloved RBNZ
                                will have a plethora of fixes in their
                                grab bags of tricksters.
                                Last edited by Perry; 04-06-2015, 09:42 PM.

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