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New rules for holiday home, short stay accommodation from 1 April 2024
Many New Zealanders rent out a holiday home, or parts of their home, for short-stay holiday lets.
From 1 April 2024, new rules fundamentally change the GST treatment of short-stay accommodation when booked through an online platform such as a website or an app (platform) that is operated by someone else (operator).
