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NZ taxation while working in Australia
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blk_hwk is in Australia
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I'm planning to move Australia for work for about two years (planning to come back) and was curious about how my current investments should be taxed. I have a majority of my investments in PIE funds, and are being taxed at 28%. I've never been in a possible double taxation position like this, and was wondering what the correct move is if I want to keep these investments. Options:

  • Leave it at 28%
  • Drop the tax rate since I won't be making a salary in NZ
  • Pay double tax
  • Something else

I thought this would be quite a common situation but it's proving harder to find info than I thought. IRD lines are completely blocked up from the current tax season

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