Maximise your rental property deductions with expert guidance. Our customised rental questionnaire helps uncover deductible expenses and ensures you stay up to date with New Zealand tax law changes.
We take care of everything from start to finish — including IRD correspondence, tax filings, and deadline reminders — so you can relax knowing it’s all under control.
Designed specifically for rental property owners:
$379 + GST for individually held rentals
$479 + GST for jointly held rentals
Annual fee includes:
Send us your rental bank statements and complete our rental questionnaire . Our questionnaire is designed to prompt you for every possible tax deduction, helping you maximise your return while streamlining the entire process.
We’ll process your rental property accounts, ensuring you claim all eligible deductions. If we need anything else, we’ll reach out. Once everything is reviewed, we’ll send you drafts for approval and signing—showing exactly what’s payable or refundable.
Common deductible expenses include:
Yes, you do. Your net rental profit (income after expenses) is added to your other taxable income (e.g., salary or wages) and taxed at your marginal tax rate.
If a rental property is jointly owned, the income and expenses are generally split 50/50, and each owner declares their share in their personal tax return. Each person’s share is taxed at their respective marginal tax rate.
To stay compliant and ensure you claim all deductions:
No, you can file your rental income tax return yourself through the IRD. However, using an accountant has several benefits:
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