Use this form if you are entitled to withdraw savings from your KiwiSaver account for retirement purposes and want to stop making further contributions. Give the completed form to your employer. I request you to stop deducting KiwiSaver contributions from my salary/wages, effective from my next pay.

You can stop your KiwiSaver deduction from your salary at any time after turning 65. This decision is optional. You will need your: employer's name and address. Keep a copy for your records. If you do not know your employer's name and address, ask them to add it for you. Your employer will stop your deductions from your next pay.

Employees can ask you to change their contribution rate in writing or by completing a KiwiSaver deduction form (KS2). Alternatively, they can request a rate change by contacting their KiwiSaver provider or submitting a contribution rate change request to us through myIR.

Form Number: KS51 / Form Code: KS51 关于此表格 如果您有权出于退休目的从KiwiSaver帐户中提取储蓄，并希望停止进一步出资，请使用此表格。

Use this form if you are entitled to withdraw savings from your KiwiSaver account for retirement purposes and want to stop making further contributions. If you have reached the age of 65 you have become eligible to withdraw your KiwiSaver savings. You can stop your KiwiSaver deduction from their salary at any time after turning 65.

For most employees, this means filling in a deduction form (KS2) and giving it to you for your records. If they don't complete the form, make deductions at the default rate of 3%. The Inland Revenue website has full details, including links to download deduction and opt-out forms:

2024年10月30日 · KiwiSaver Non-Deductions Notice (KS51) – Use this form if you have withdrawn from KiwiSaver, due to meeting the eligibility criteria, and need to stop your contribution being deducted as you are no longer an active KiwiSaver member.

KiwiSaver Non-deduction notice (KS51 form) To stop making employee contributions once you become eligible to withdraw from your KiwiSaver account, you will need to complete a KS51 form and give this to your employer.

This form is to provide your details to your employer if you are: starting new employment an existing employee and want to opt into KiwiSaver a KiwiSaver member and want to change your contribution rate. Starting new employment If you’re not already a KiwiSaver member, you will be automatically enrolled if you’re between the ages of 18 and 65

2023年4月22日 · The employee reaches the age of 65 and opts to terminate their deductions from their pay. In this case, they must provide a non-deduction notice (KS51). Inland Revenue may also request that you commence making deductions for an employee if they directly join a scheme or when their savings suspension period expires.