Income Tax Act 2007

Taxation of certain entities - Taxation of members of certain multinational groups

HP 4: Meaning of terms defined in global anti-base erosion model rules

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"What special tax words mean in New Zealand law"

When you are reading about tax laws, you need to understand what certain words mean. The government has rules called the global anti-base erosion model rules that explain what these words mean. These words are used in the Inland Revenue Acts and have the same meaning as they do in the global anti-base erosion model rules, but with some modifications from section HP 3(2).

You also need to look at some specific parts of the Tax Administration Act 1994, which are sections 78H to 78J and 92BA, to understand what these words mean. The meaning of these words is determined at the start of each fiscal year. This helps you understand how tax laws apply to you.

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Part HTaxation of certain entities
Taxation of members of certain multinational groups

HP 4Meaning of terms defined in global anti-base erosion model rules

  1. In the application of this subpart, sections 78H to 78J and 92BA of the Tax Administration Act 1994, and the global anti-base erosion model rules for a fiscal year, a term defined in the global anti-base erosion model rules and used in the Inland Revenue Acts has the meaning that it has at the start of the fiscal year under the global anti-base erosion model rules as modified by section HP 3(2).

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  • Section HP 4: inserted, on , by section 102(1) (and see section 102(2) for application) of the Taxation (Annual Rates for 2023–24, Multinational Tax, and Remedial Matters) Act 2024 (2024 No 11).