Free Payslip Generator — New Zealand

Auto-calculates PAYE, ACC Earners Levy & KiwiSaver (2026-27). Instant PDF download — sign in to get started.

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Employee Details
Pay Period
Earnings (NZ$)
Deductions (NZ$)
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Total Deductions-NZ$0.00
Net PayNZ$0.00
Uses IRD 2026-27 rates: ACC earners levy 1.75% up to $156,641 and the 3.5% default KiwiSaver rate. Student loan repayments are 12% above $24,128/year — enter manually if applicable.
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PAYSLIP
Employee Name
Employee ID
Job Title
Pay Period
CountryNew Zealand
EarningsAmount
Base SalaryNZ$0.00
OvertimeNZ$0.00
AllowancesNZ$0.00
BonusNZ$0.00
Gross PayNZ$0.00
DeductionsAmount
PAYENZ$0.00
ACC Earners LevyNZ$0.00
KiwiSaverNZ$0.00
Student LoanNZ$0.00
Total DeductionsNZ$0.00
Net PayNZ$0.00

Free Payslip Generator for New Zealand

Create New Zealand payslips with automatic PAYE, ACC earners' levy, and KiwiSaver calculations using IRD rates for the 2026-27 tax year. Built for Kiwi employers, contractors, and payroll administrators.

  • Auto-calculates PAYE using 2026-27 IRD brackets (10.5% to 39%)
  • ACC earners' levy at 1.75% on income up to $156,641
  • KiwiSaver at the 3.5% default employee rate from 1 April 2026
  • Student loan field for the 12% repayment above $24,128
  • Instant PDF download in NZD

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the New Zealand PAYE tax rates for 2026-27?

The 2026-27 rates are 10.5% on income up to $15,600, 17.5% from $15,601 to $53,500, 30% from $53,501 to $78,100, 33% from $78,101 to $180,000, and 39% above $180,000. These thresholds are unchanged from 2025-26.

How much is the ACC earners' levy in New Zealand?

For the 2026-27 year the ACC earners' levy is 1.75% of liable earnings up to $156,641, giving a maximum of $2,741.22. It is deducted alongside PAYE and funds cover for non-work injuries.

What is the KiwiSaver contribution rate for 2026?

From 1 April 2026 the default employee KiwiSaver contribution rose to 3.5%, with the employer also contributing 3.5%. Employees can instead choose 3%, 4%, 6%, 8%, or 10% of their gross pay.

Are payslips compulsory in New Zealand?

Employers are not legally required to issue a payslip in New Zealand, but they must keep accurate wage and time records and provide them to an employee on request. Most employers issue payslips as standard good practice.