How can I tell whether the Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR) shown on my Tax Certificate is correct?
Last Updated: 15 Jun 2016
You can use our calculator to check what PIR you should use or visit the IRD website. You can update you PIR in FastNet Classic internet banking or by contacting us.
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