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New Zealand Crypto Tax in 2025: What You Need To Know

With the New Zealand tax season closing 31 March 2025, Binance New Zealand recently held a meetup in Auckland featuring a special crypto tax panel. We were lucky to have expert panelists covering a wide range of New Zealand crypto tax related questions: 🎙️ Simon Akozu - Partner at MinterEllisonRuddWatts 🎙️ Rupert Carlyon - Founder of Kōura Wealth 🎙️ James Cochrane - Partner at Lane Neave 🎙️ Tim Doyle - Director of Doyle Accountants In this panel, we covered: 00:00 Introducing your Special Crypto Tax Panel 00:45 The State of Crypto Tax in New Zealand In 2025 05:30 How much Crypto Tax do we need to pay in New Zealand and when do we need to report it? 07:15 What is the most recent IRD guidance for reporting crypto tax? 11:08 How can we report Crypto Tax in New Zealand? 15:00 What are the taxable events for NFTs? What about taxable events for airdrops? 17:45 Taxable Events with NFTs Case Study 24:50 What are the different ways to you can be exposed to crypto (other than directly owning crypto) and what are the tax implications of each in New Zealand? 31:20 Disclaimer and Panel Wrap And for a limited time only, we're offering some incredible discounts with our partners Koinly and Crypto Tax Calculator for our Binance New Zealand users! See all the details: https://www.binance.com/en-NZ/blog/al... ​​Follow Binance New Zealand 🔸Twitter: @binance_nzl 🔸Facebook: @binancenewzealand 🔸Instagram: @binance_newzealand 🔸LinkedIn: @binance-new-zealand Disclaimer: This content is for general information purposes only, not investment advice. Cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, are volatile and fluctuate on a day-to-day basis, thus, trading requires proper diligence and sound judgement in order to evaluate the risks associated. Nothing in this video constitutes investment or legal recommendation, nor should any data or content mentioned in the newsletter be relied upon for any investment activities. You should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice to check how the video content information relates to your unique circumstances.