Calculate ACC weekly compensation under the Accident Compensation Act: 80% earnings replacement (up to $2,280.91/wk cap), PAYE tax deductions, and part-time return abatement.
$1,280.00 gross ACC compensation
100% ACC payment
Compared to pre-injury pay
2024/2025 ACC statutory rates
Normal weekly earnings and any return-to-work wages.
Gross 80% compensation, tax, and take-home pay.
\text{Gross ACC Weekly Compensation} = \min(0.80 \times \text{Pre-Injury Weekly Pay}, \; \$2,280.91) \\
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\text{Abatement (Part-Time Return)} = \max(0, \; (\text{ACC Rate} + \text{Part-Time Earnings}) - \text{Pre-Injury Pay}) \\
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\text{Net ACC Payout} = (\text{Gross ACC} - \text{Abatement}) - \text{PAYE Tax} - \text{KiwiSaver} - \text{Student Loan}Under the Accident Compensation Act 2001, ACC pays 80% of pre-injury gross earnings from day 8 of incapacity up to the statutory cap of $2,280.91 gross/week. If the worker returns to work part-time, compensation abates dollar-for-dollar once combined earnings exceed 100% of pre-injury wages. Crucially, ACC payments are exempt from the 1.60% ACC Earner's Levy.
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