- This section of the TIB provides answers to common questions asked by people
- QB 24/5 addresses whether supplies of standing timber and unsevered crops consist of land for zero-rating rules
- Supplies that wholly or partly consist of land must be zero-rated for GST purposes
- Standing timber and unsevered crops do not consist of land in certain circumstances, such as annual crops or crops that do not benefit from further growth
- Supplies of standing timber and unsevered crops do consist of land when the purchaser will benefit from further growth
- Key terms include fructus industriales, fructus naturales, and profit à prendre
- This QWBA follows on from a previous one, QB 20/04
Source: taxtechnical.ird.govt.nz
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