Expatriate tax ebook - New Zealand

Expatriates taking up employment in New Zealand will be subject to our comprehensive tax rules and work permit requirements. Liability to tax will be principally determined by the employee’s tax residence status and the source of the relevant income.

Expatriate tax teams in Grant Thornton New Zealand’s offices can assist expatriates and their employers in dealing with New Zealand tax and employment related matters including advice on tax planning opportunities, management of assignment policies and the provision of New Zealand tax filing services.

For further information on expatriate tax services in New Zealand please contact Andy Crossen.

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Last updated 28 June 2011
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For further information on expatriate tax services in New Zealand please contact Andy Crossen

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