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Nau mai, haere mai
E rere nei ngā ia o mihi
me ngā tai o whakamānawa
ki runga i a koutou katoa

Māori are a significant partner and customer group within our community. Inland Revenue is committed to working within the spirit of te Tiriti o Waitangi in delivering better outcomes with Māori. We are here to help whānau and Māori organisations understand their responsibilities and meet their needs.

Kaitakawaenga Māori

Our Kaitakawaenga Māori deliver Inland Revenue services in a whānau, hapū and iwi centric way to ensure our customers have the tools to self-manage their tax affairs whether they are an individual, or in business.

You can ask for support from our Kaitakawaenga Māori or view our online webinars.

Kaitakawaenga Māori

  • Keteparaha me ngā rauemi

    We also provide tools, resources, and online webinars with information on new or recent changes impacting Māori.

  • Koha

    There are many types of disbursements in the Māori community such as grants, donations or koha, subsidies, honararium payments and Māori authority distributions.

  • Māori land trusts

    Trustees of Māori land trusts will have tax obligations if you receive income from the use of the trust's land and other investments.

  • Marae funding grants

    Whether you have to pay tax on grants and subsidies depends on the type of payment and who you received it from.

  • Ngā manatū Māori me ngā rōpū kaitiaki

    There are special tax rules and obligations for Māori authorities.

  • Ngā Pakihi

    We support economic growth for Māori business and provide information on what you need to know from when you set up your business to winding it down.

  • Ngā umanga kore-huamoni me ngā umanga aroha

    Māori organisations that carry out charitable activities or whose activities are not carried on for the profit or gain of any member, have special tax rules and exemptions.

  • Ngā Whānau

    We may be able to support your whānau with the costs of raising your tamariki.

  • Te rēhita mō te tāke hokohoko

    If you are a charitable organisation or not-for-profit organisation considering voluntary GST registration, please ensure you understand and meet the criteria to register for GST.

  • Kaitakawaenga me nga rauemi

    Our Kaitakawaenga Māori deliver Inland Revenue services in a whānau, hapū and iwi centric way.

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