New Zealand ACC Levy Calculator 2022
Calculate accident compensation levies for employees and self-employed.
Introduction
🎯 What
New Zealand ACC Levy Calculator 2022 estimates Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) levies payable by employees and self-employed individuals based on IRD and ACC 2022 rules.
👥 Who
Employees and employers in New Zealand, Self-employed individuals, Accountants and payroll administrators.
💡 Why
To accurately compute ACC levies, ensure compliance with ACC reporting, plan payroll, and prevent underpayment.
💼 Earnings Information
Gross income / Net profit
Default 2022 Max Liable Earnings: $130,911
🏥 Levy Summary
ACC Levy Rates & Rules 2022
Levy Rates
- Employee Earner Levy: 1.39%
- Self-Employed Levy: 1.46% (working safer levy)
- Max Liable Earnings: $130,911 (2022 Cap)
- Levy applies to earnings up to the cap only.
Allowances & Deductions
- ACC levy is capped at maximum liable earnings.
- Part-time employees pay only on actual earnings.
- Non-taxable earnings are generally excluded.
Calculation Examples
Example 1: Employee
Earnings: $60,000
Levy = 60,000 × 1.39% = $834
Example 2: Self-Employed
Net Profit: $100,000
Levy = 100,000 × 1.46% = $1,460
Example 3: Above Cap
Employee Earnings: $150,000
Capped at $130,911
Levy = 130,911 × 1.39% ≈ $1,819.66
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the ACC levy?
A: A compulsory levy to fund New Zealand’s accident compensation scheme.
Q: Who pays ACC levies?
A: Employees and self-employed individuals based on earnings.
Q: Is there a maximum cap on ACC levy?
A: Yes, levies are capped at maximum liable earnings ($130,911 in 2022).
Q: Are adjustments allowed?
A: Yes, prior payments or corrections can be applied.
Q: Is this calculator official?
A: No, it is for informational and educational purposes only.
⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This New Zealand ACC Levy Calculator 2022 is for informational and educational purposes only. Rates and rules are based on IRD and ACC 2022 guidelines. ANTIGRAVITY does not provide legal, accounting, or financial advice.