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New Zealand’s 2024 bright-line test taxes gains on non-primary homes sold within two years, simplifying enforcement.
New Zealand’s bright-line test, effective July 1, 2024, taxes capital gains on non-primary residence properties sold within two years of purchase, simplifying enforcement by reducing disputes over resale intent.
While not designed to eliminate speculation, it makes it harder to avoid tax liability, with Inland Revenue using property sale data to proactively notify taxpayers.
The rule does not apply to primary homes.
IRD can still assess gains if resale intent is suspected beyond the two-year mark.
Separate guidance advises those transitioning jobs to evaluate income, benefits, and hardship options before pausing KiwiSaver contributions, emphasizing financial planning and emotional support.
Las ganancias de impuestos de prueba de línea brillante de 2024 de Nueva Zelanda en viviendas no primarias vendidas dentro de dos años, simplificando la aplicación.