Your levies are calculated differently depending on whether the Accident Compensation Act 2001 treats you as an employee who pays their own levies, self-employed, an employer, a …

Mar 25, 2024 · Everyone who earns a salary in New Zealand pays the Earners' levy. If you’re self-employed, a shareholder-employee or a contractor you’ll pay three different levies: If you’re an …

We review levies every three years. When you pay your levy invoice, license your vehicle, fill up with petrol, or go to work, you're contributing towards helping anyone injured in New Zealand. …

All businesses pay levies to ACC to cover the cost of work-related injuries. It provides cover for you, or your staff if there’s an accidental injury at work. The levies go towards treatment and …

A list of ACC earners' levy rates from 2010 to 2021.

There are three different ACC levies: the Earner’s levy, the Work levy, and the Working Safer levy. Everyone who earns income in New Zealand pays the Earners’ levy, no matter what kind …

There are four types of ACC levies that businesses may pay: Work Levy – paid by businesses based on PAYE employees’ wages to cover workplace injuries. Earners’ Levy – paid by all …

What are ACC levies? ACC levies are collected from all New Zealanders who work or own a business. This money is then used to fund ACC’s universal coverage for injury claims for all …

New Zealand has a scheme which provides compensation for people who have suffered a personal injury. This scheme is administered by the Accident Compensation Corporation …

Nov 18, 2020 · ACC levies for people in business and now rental property profits are payable based on the profit generated from your trading activities. They are also payable on the gross …