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New Zealand · VAT / GST

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  • nz-gst-returnSource-cited draft

    Use this skill whenever asked about New Zealand GST returns for self-employed individuals. Trigger on phrases like "GST return", "GST101A", "GST rate NZ", "input tax", "output tax", "zero-rated", "GST registration", "taxable supply", "IRD GST", "myIR GST", or any question about GST filing for sole traders in New Zealand. Covers the 15% standard rate, zero-rated and exempt supplies, $60K registration threshold, invoice and payments basis, and GST101A return preparation. ALWAYS read this skill before touching any NZ GST work.

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  • new-zealand-gstSource-cited draft

    Use this skill whenever asked to prepare, review, or classify transactions for a New Zealand GST return (GST101A form) for a self-employed individual or small business in New Zealand. Trigger on phrases like "prepare GST return", "do the GST", "fill in GST101A", "create the return", "New Zealand GST", "NZ GST", "nz-gst", "nz-gst-return", or any request involving New Zealand GST filing. Also trigger when classifying transactions for GST purposes from bank statements, invoices, or other source data. This skill covers Australia-style workflow users asking for NZ GST, standard GST-registered persons under the invoice or payments basis, the 15% rate, $60,000 registration threshold, taxable-period deadlines, and GST101A fields. Financial services elections, GST groups, non-profit bodies, and complex change-of-use adjustments on high-value mixed-use assets are in the refusal catalogue. MUST be loaded alongside vat-workflow-base v0.1 or later. ALWAYS read this skill before touching any NZ GST work.

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