
Complete my tax code declaration - Inland Revenue
Download the Tax code declaration - IR330 form. Or you can get one from your employer or Work and Income. If you receive NZ Super, you can update your tax code through the Ministry of Social Development's website.
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Business and organisations Ngā pakihi me ngā whakahaere. Income tax Tāke moni whiwhi mō ngā pakihi; Employing staff Te tuku mahi ki ngā kaimahi; KiwiSaver for employers Te KiwiSaver mō ngā kaituku mahi; Goods and services tax (GST) Tāke mō ngā rawa me ngā ratonga Non-profits and charities Ngā umanga kore-huamoni me ngā umanga aroha; International Tāwāhi
About tax codes - Inland Revenue
Our tax code declaration - IR330 has a flowchart on pages 2 and 3 to help you work out the right tax code to use. You complete the IR330 and give it to your employer or payer. Now they can deduct the right amount of tax from your salary or wage.
Deductions from salary and wages - Inland Revenue
Employees need to give you a completed IR330 - Tax code declaration. The tax code your employee uses will depend on the work type and their situation. If your employee does not give you a completed IR330, you need to deduct PAYE at the 45% non-notified rate.
• Tax code – use the code provided by your employee on their Tax code declaration (IR330) or contractor on their Tax rate notification for contractors (IR330C). • Employment start/finish dates – only complete these when an employee/contractor starts or finishes working for you.
Use this form if you’re a contractor receiving schedular payments. If you’re receiving salary or wages as an employee, you’ll need to use the Tax code declaration - IR330 form. If you receive schedular payments you will receive an invoice for your ACC levies directly from ACC.
IR340 April 2025 ird.govt.nz 2026 Weekly and fortnightly PAYE deduction tables Tax tables for pay periods between 1 April 2025 and March 2026
What tax code should I use? - Inland Revenue
Use the EDW tax code for income from temporary work during a general election in New Zealand. The EDW tax code covers the 2-week period of advanced voting and election day. If you are working on the election outside this period, use the tax code best fits your circumstances as set out in the IR330. You’re receiving money from MSD
Use this form if you’re an employee receiving salary or wages, or you receive a main benefit or NZ superannuation. If you’re a contractor using WT tax code, use the Tax rate notification for contractors - IR330C form.
Once you've got a copy of the Tax code declaration - IR330 form, you need to fill in your personal details and choose a tax code. Working out your tax code If your IR56 income is your main or only source of income Follow the instructions on the IR330 and select the appropriate tax code. It should be either M, ME, M SL or ME SL.