Tag: Foreign investment fund

This guide explains the tax rules relating to FIFs. Investors who have certain types of offshore investments may have FIF income.

This form enables a person that has calculated foreign investment fund income or loss using the cost method to disclose the required information concerning their interests. 

This form must be completed by a New Zealand resident person with an interest in a FIF who elects to use the deemed rate of return method, and a separate form for each FIF in which you held an interest should be completed.

This form enables a person that has calculated foreign investment fund income or loss using the comparative value method to disclose the required information about their interests.

This form enables a person who has calculated foreign investment fund (FIF) income or loss using the fair dividend rate method to disclose the required information about their interests.

If you are a New Zealand resident person who held, during the tax year, an attributing interest in 10 or more foreign investment funds (FIF) comprised of shares in a foreign company or units in a foreign unit trust and you elect to use the comparative value method to calculate your FIF income or loss, use this form for the calculation and complying with the disclosure requirements.