Calculate Inland Revenue ESCT rates (10.5% to 39%) on employer superannuation contributions, net KiwiSaver deposits, and salary sacrifice tax savings.
Official Inland Revenue ESCT rate threshold bands
| Pay Period | Gross Match | ESCT (33%) | Net to Fund |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annual | $2,550.00 | -$841.50 | $1,708.50 |
| Monthly | $212.50 | -$70.13 | $142.38 |
| Fortnightly | $98.08 | -$32.37 | $65.71 |
| Weekly | $49.04 | -$16.18 | $32.86 |
ESCT\ Rate\ Threshold = Gross\ Salary + Employer\ Super\ Contributions \\
ESCT\ Deducted = Gross\ Employer\ Contribution \times Rate_{ESCT} \\
Net\ Super\ Credited = Gross\ Contribution - ESCT\ DeductedInland Revenue requires employers to withhold Employer Superannuation Contribution Tax (ESCT) from super contributions before crediting to an employee's KiwiSaver fund. The ESCT rate (10.5% up to 39%) is determined by the employee's total remuneration threshold from the previous tax year.
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