Taxation of Digital Nomads and Recent Migrants 2026
1.5 CPD Hours
Description
Gain a clear understanding of New Zealand’s new rules and legislative developments on remote work and the new foreign investment fund revenue account method.
This webinar considers recent legislative developments that are aimed at visitors to New Zealand who engage in remote work while in New Zealand. In addition, this webinar also considers the new foreign investment fund calculation method, the revenue account method. Both of these developments will be illustrated by practical case studies.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
You will:
- Learn about the digital nomad rules that are aimed at visitors to New Zealand who engage in remote work while in New Zealand
- Understand how the digital nomad rules interact with the tax residence rules
- Know how employment and professional services income is taxed, and, how offshore entities are treated, under the digital nomad rules
- Learn about the new foreign investment fund method, the revenue account method
- Understand who can use the revenue account method and what investments it can be applied to
- Know about the extended revenue account method and the relevant criteria that need to be met
SUITED TO
Accountants of all levels, tax lawyers, immigration lawyers, and others who advise clients on tax residence issues.
PRESENTER
Harry Waddell, Partner, Tomlinson Law
Harry is a partner at Tomlinson Law. Prior to joining Tomlinson Law, Harry worked as a senior tax manager in an international accounting firm. Harry has an LL.B. and a M.Com. (1st class honours) from the University of Canterbury, and is currently studying for a PhD part-time at the University of Canterbury.
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