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Takapuna office closure | Takapuna office closure. The Takapuna office is relocating to a new address so will be closed from 22 November 4pm to 26 November 4pm. From 27 November you can find the new office at: 74 Taharoto Road Smales Farm, One NZ Building, Takapuna.

Some services unavailable 23 - 24 November | myIR, gateway services and our self-service phone line will not be available from 3pm Saturday 23 November to 9am Sunday 24 November while we do planned system testing. This will not affect any tax entitlements or payments scheduled during this time.

If you’re buying and selling property, find out if you need to pay tax on your profits, and how to manage your tax in different situations.

When you need to pay tax on property sales
If you sell property in any of these situations, you may need to pay income tax on your profit.

Buying and selling situations
Learn how tax applies to different buying and selling situations, including inheriting property, relationship property settlements, selling overseas property and subdividing.

Income tax, GST and record-keeping – buying or selling property
Know how to manage your tax, keep good records and provide information to the right people when you’re buying or selling property.

Residential land withholding tax
If you live overseas, you may need to pay residential land withholding tax (RLWT) if you sell a residential property in New Zealand.

Property tax decision tool

If you're selling a property, work out if you need to pay tax on your profit.

7 minutes
Property tax decision tool

Use this decision tool to help you work out if the property you're buying and selling is taxable under any of the property rules.

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Our property tax guide

For more information and examples, ready our guide. 


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Last updated: 22 Oct 2024
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