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NZ PAYE Calculator

Calculate New Zealand take-home pay with PAYE, ACC, KiwiSaver, and student loan

Take-home pay (yearly)
$0
$0 / week
Effective tax rate
0%
PAYE + ACC − IETC
Marginal tax rate
0%
on your next dollar earned
Where your pay goes
Take-home Income tax ACC levy KiwiSaver Student loan
Hourly Weekly Fortnightly Monthly Yearly

How your income tax is calculated

Bracket Rate Income taxed Tax

Estimates use the annualised method on tax code M/ME for your main job. Actual payroll deductions from IRD's weekly PAYE tables can differ by a few cents. Secondary jobs (SB/S/SH/ST/SA codes), tailored tax codes, Working for Families, and child support are not covered.

Estimate annual, monthly, fortnightly, weekly, and hourly take-home pay
Compare 2025-26 and 2026-27 New Zealand tax years
Include PAYE, ACC earners levy, KiwiSaver, student loan, and IETC options
Show effective tax rate, marginal tax rate, and bracket-by-bracket tax

NZ PAYE calculator

Estimate New Zealand take-home pay for salary or wage scenarios across hourly, weekly, fortnightly, monthly, and annual views. The calculator is designed for quick planning and comparison, not for filing, payroll processing, or replacing official IRD guidance.

  • Calculates take-home pay for the 2025–26 and 2026–27 New Zealand tax years
  • Covers PAYE income tax, ACC earners' levy, KiwiSaver, student loan, and the Independent Earner Tax Credit
  • Enter income per hour, week, fortnight, month, or year — see all five periods at once
  • Shows your effective and marginal tax rates plus a bracket-by-bracket tax breakdown
  • Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded

Official source links

Source links were checked on 24 June 2026. Review the official pages before relying on an estimate for payroll, tax filing, or financial decisions.

What this estimate includes

The calculator uses annualised estimates for a main job on tax code M or ME. It can include PAYE income tax, ACC earners' levy, KiwiSaver employee contributions, student loan deductions, and the Independent Earner Tax Credit when selected.

It does not cover secondary jobs, tailored tax codes, Working for Families, child support, special lump sum payments, employer superannuation contribution tax, or every payroll rounding rule from IRD's PAYE tables.

Useful checks

  • Compare a $60,000, $80,000, or $120,000 annual salary with and without KiwiSaver
  • Switch from annual to hourly input to estimate a wage offer at 40 hours per week
  • Turn student loan deductions on to see the effect above the repayment threshold
  • Use the bracket table to see which parts of income are taxed at each marginal rate

Want to learn more?

Read the complete guide with examples and tips

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