New Zealand 2023 Election: Policies that Impact Property Investors
	Every political party has issued a raft of policies including education, healthcare, welfare and more. To keep this page at a sensible
	limit we have restricted it to the main parties polling at least 5%, and have cherry-picked specific policies around tax, property and
	building. 
	I am updating this website as I see policies get released and argued over. They may be out of date and I might not include all of the
	details about every policy. It is natural for the incumbent (Labour) in this case to not have a lot of new policies and instead campaign on
	their record. 
15 Sep Update: Now that NZ First is polling at 5% we plan update to include their policies. 
Bright Line Test
	
		| National | 
		Revert to 2 years | 
	
	
		| Act | 
		Abolish | 
	
	
		| Labour | 
		Keep at 10 years | 
	
	
		| Greens | 
		Keep at 10 years | 
	
	
Interest Deductibility on Residential Rental Property
	
		| National | 
		Phase the reversal to 100% deductible over 2 years | 
	
	
		| Act | 
		Immediately revert to 100% deductible | 
	
	
		| Labour | 
		Status quo (no deductibility except for social housing and new builds) | 
	
	
		| Greens | 
		Status quo (no deductibility except for social housing and new builds) | 
	
	
Tax bracket changes
	
		| National | 
		Adjust for inflation | 
	
	
		| Act | 
		Adjust for inflation | 
	
	
		| Labour | 
		No change | 
	
	
		| Greens | 
		Adjust for inflation | 
	
	
Top-tier income tax rates
	
		| National | 
		39% | 
	
	
		| Act | 
		33% | 
	
	
		| Labour | 
		39% | 
	
	
		| Greens | 
		45% | 
	
	
Wealth / Capital Gains Taxes
	
		| National | 
		Ruled out | 
	
	
		| Act | 
		Ruled out | 
	
	
		| Labour | 
		Ruled out | 
	
	
		| Greens | 
		2% wealth tax (wealth over $2mil) + 1.5% trust tax | 
	
	
Other Tax Policies related to Property, Income, Wealth
Building and Development