Permanent place of abode test for Active Investor Plus visa holders: can tax residence be triggered?
Inland Revenue is consulting on a question about whether Active Investor Plus visa holders could become New Zealand tax residents under the permanent place of abode test. The guidance responds to questions about residential property and staying in New Zealand during and after the investment period.
- Closing date
- 13 October 2026
- Added to Civics
- 4 September 2026
- Source category
- Public service
- Source body
- Inland Revenue Department
- Last checked
- 23 September 2026
Closes in 20 days
Plain-English summary
Inland Revenue is consulting on a question about whether Active Investor Plus visa holders could become New Zealand tax residents under the permanent place of abode test. The guidance responds to questions about residential property and staying in New Zealand during and after the investment period.
Read the official consultation material for the detailed proposal, supporting documents and submission method.
Why it matters
People may need clarity on whether certain Active Investor Plus circumstances could trigger New Zealand tax residence under the permanent place of abode test
Who may care
- Active Investor Plus visa holders considering buying residential property in New Zealand
- People with questions or uncertainty about whether Active Investor Plus visa holders can become New Zealand tax resident
How to make a submission
- Read the official consultation material.
- Submit feedback through the official consultation page before the closing date.
Disclaimer
Civics.nz is an independent plain-English guide and is not an official government website. Always check the official source before making a submission.