Where can I find my IRD number?
An IRD number is an eight or nine digit number unique to you. You can find your IRD number on your payslip, on letters or statements from the Inland Revenue or on your KiwiSaver statement.
If you’re an ASB customer you can find a record of your Tax Details, including your IRD number, current Resident Withholding Tax rate (RWT), and Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR) in FastNet Classic internet banking. To see your information:
- Log In to FastNet Classic and select your Profile in the top right hand corner.
- Select Update Tax Details.
- You’ll see any tax details we have for you displayed here.
If you wish to, you can alter your RWT rate and PIR yourself here. If you need to update your IRD number, please contact us on 0800 803 804.
Calculate what Resident Withholding Tax (RWT) rate you should use.
Calculate what Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR) you should use.
For further information please contact the Inland Revenue.
If you’d like to ‘store’ your IRD number and other important information, such as your passport details and drivers licence, you can save them together in FastNet Classic in your own online vault.
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