NZ's Inheritance Tax: The Government's Cut of Your Life's Work
About this episode
The episode discusses the implications of New Zealand's inheritance tax and its impact on family wealth and property development.
The Greens are calling it a capital acquisitions tax because inheritance tax doesn't poll well, but whatever you call it, it means the government takes a third of what you've spent your life building. This isn't just a tax debate, it's a family debate. Most inheritance isn't super yachts and mansions... It's a house, a small business, a few rentals that mum and dad built by working hard, taking risks, and saving for decades. Get finance for your property development with Squirrel: https://funding.tpdc.nz/ Sign up to my FREE weekly newsletter to improve your finances: https://newsletter.thepropertydevelopmentclub.com/yt Free guide to wills, trusts & passing down your wealth properly: https://wealth.thepropertydevelopmentclub.com/ Learn how to become a profitable developer in New Zealand at https://thepropertydevelopmentclub.com
People in this episode
Host: John Kenel
Topics covered
- inheritance tax
- capital acquisitions tax
- property development
- family wealth
- financial planning
Sponsors
Squirrel
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: The Greens, The Property Development Club
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