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Declaring income from a portfolio investment entity and withholding tax
I prepare the personal self-assessment tax returns for a client who has a large investment portfolio that is managed in New Zealand. On the tax report for the year ended 31 March 2014 there is a new and substantial amount of income from a portfolio investment entity (PIE).
Unfortunately the PIE income has suffered withholding tax in New Zealand at 28%. I would very much welcome advice on where on the client’s self-assessment tax return I should report this income. Perhaps more importantly can the 28% withholding tax be claimed as a foreign tax credit?
Query 18 457 – Kiwi
Reply from Ivor Dowt
The New Zealand (NZ) Inland Revenue’s website says that a portfolio investment entity (PIE) is a type of entity that came into existence on 1 October 2007 and invests the contributions of investors in different kinds of investments.
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