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Grounded in IRD guidance and the Income Tax Act 2007.

FIF Calculators

Estimate a completed FIF year with the right checks in front

Use this calculator once you have checked residency, exemptions, the relevant cost threshold, and whether RAM might apply. It keeps the entry point clear while the existing calculator handles the detailed FDR and CV worksheet.

You finish with an estimate, a breakdown, and a filing checklist prompt that shows what still needs review.

  1. Add your holdings

    Enter opening and closing values, or import supported broker files for ordinary foreign shares and ETFs.

  2. Tell us about transactions and income

    Add buys, sells, dividends, currencies, and exchange rate details for the completed income year.

  3. Review the verdict

    Compare common FDR and CV outcomes where available, then read any warnings before using the result.

Does this apply to me?

Start your historical FIF calculation

Choose the income year, then import a broker file or enter holdings manually. You can review everything before calculating.

Sets the 1 April to 31 March period.

How do you want to add data?

Import from a broker

Choose Sharesies, IBKR, or Hatch to add one or more report files. Broker imports add to the rows already in the calculator.

You can select several files at once or apply another batch later. Transactions are appended, and matching opening or closing holdings are combined.

Import a Sharesies Transaction Report or Investment Holdings Report CSV.

Sharesies report file

Use Transaction Reports for buys, sells, and dividends, and Investment Holdings Reports for opening and closing values. You can select multiple CSVs at once; report types are detected automatically.

Sharesies export guide →

Your file is processed entirely within your browser. It is never uploaded to FIFtax servers.

Check this calculator fits your situation
  • Use this for ordinary foreign-company shares and ETFs where FDR and CV can both be considered.
  • Do not use it for non-ordinary shares, leveraged or inverse products, FIF superannuation interests, foreign life insurance, RAM, DRR, cost method, or attributable FIF income.
  • Check the FIF responsibility check and NZ$50,000 cost-threshold tracker setting first if you are unsure.
  • Foreign tax credits, withholding tax, disclosure obligations, and alternative exchange rate methods still need separate review before filing.