Paying Accident Compensation levies is a requirement of New Zealand law, whether you are a solo trader or an employer. It’s a complex area and a cause of stress to many business owners. Don’t let this happen to you.
As a business owner, you must pay ACC levies to cover yourself for any personal or workplace injuries. As an employer, you must pay ACC levies to cover any workplace injuries to your staff, whether they are fulltime, part-time or casual workers.
But ACC is complicated. If you find your obligations difficult to understand, you’re not alone: it’s a common problem for many business owners, and can lead to administrative problems, delays and late payment.
We strongly recommend that you put your ACC levies into our hands, thus avoiding these possibilities – and the accompanying stress.
- Checking that the amount levied by ACC is correct
- Speaking to the ACC if an invoiced amount seems incorrect
- Resolving past problems, including any late payments you may have incurred
- Looking at ways to decrease the amount you pay
- Guiding you, if a workplace injury occurs.
For more detailed information about ACC Levies, click here.
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