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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 a non-resident taxpayer you're usually not subject to New Zealand tax on your cryptoasset income. This income could include amounts you receive from selling cryptoassets or mining. You'll be subject to New Zealand tax only if your cryptoasset income has a source here.

An example of when your income may be sourced here is if you carry on a business in New Zealand. There are also other source rules that might apply.

New Zealand may have a double tax agreement (DTA) with your country of residence. That agreement may decide where you need to pay tax, or whether you can claim tax credits.

We recommend that you seek advice from a tax advisor or accountant if you're unsure of your tax obligations.

Tax for non-resident taxpayers

Non-resident taxpayers and DTAs

Last updated: 28 Apr 2021
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