How does overseas tax work?
Aug 28th 2005, 10:27 pm
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How does overseas tax work?
I've heard that some countries have treaties, so immigrants don't get screwed paying taxes in two places. What countries does NZ have agreements with? I'm particularly interested in going from the states to NZ. Am I going to pay double?
Aug 28th 2005, 10:41 pm
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Re: How does overseas tax work?
Originally Posted by jgombos
I've heard that some countries have treaties, so immigrants don't get screwed paying taxes in two places. What countries does NZ have agreements with? I'm particularly interested in going from the states to NZ. Am I going to pay double?
Aug 28th 2005, 10:56 pm
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Re: How does overseas tax work?
Originally Posted by Pinkie Pie
Have a look here jgombos and see if this answers your question... http://www.ird.govt.nz/income-tax-in...greements.html
I got a raging purple hardon when I saw the US on that list. 
I'm sure tax will still be a complicated process
, but I'm glad something is in place to protect me from double tax.
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Aug 29th 2005, 12:05 am
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Re: How does overseas tax work?
Originally Posted by jgombos
Yeeeeaaass! I got a raging purple hardon when I saw the US on that list.
I'm sure tax will still be a complicated process, but I'm glad something is in place to protect me from double tax.
I got a raging purple hardon when I saw the US on that list. I'm sure tax will still be a complicated process
, but I'm glad something is in place to protect me from double tax.
