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Not really - its very easy to get your house value from the local council, your insured value from an insurance company, and your mortgage from a bank. The IRD has many rights. You don’t need to do anything if it’s just the home that’s involved. If there are other assets you might need to fill an online form, sign a statutory declaration. Very simple really, no accountants needed that’s for sure.
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Facebook Twitter“If there are other assets …” sounds like a plan to expand the scheme beyond land and housing.
What might those other assets be? You must have some idea of what assets could be added to the scheme.
But is this going to create asset bubbles as some people rush into un-taxed asset classes?