Bought a House with Your Parents? Brace Yourself for this Hidden Tax ⎜ Ep. 1378
In this episode, we discuss a hidden tax that most Kiwis don't think about when buying a house with their parents.
We all know about the Bright Line Test. That's New Zealand's version of a capital tax gains tax.
And most of us also know it doesn't apply to the family home. But, if your parents buy your house with you, they could have to pay tax if you sell your property within the bright line.
This is a tax most Kiwis won't be thinking about. But with mortgage brokers reporting that up to 50% of first home buyers get help from the Bank of Mum and Dad ... this is a tax you need to know about.
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