'Pay as you earn' tax
Incomes from salary, wages, benefits or taxable pensions will automatically have tax deducted under the PAYE (pay as you earn) system. After PAYE deductions have been made, employers will pay them to IRD.
If your income is from salary, wages, benefits or taxable pensions, your tax will automatically be deducted under the PAYE (pay as you earn) system. This means when you get your weekly, fortnightly, or monthly pay, your tax has already been deducted from it.
Your employer will deduct your PAYE and student loan deductions (if applicable) and pay them to us. It’s a good idea to check you’re on the correct tax code on your next payslip. If you use the wrong tax code we can write to your employer and ask them to change it.
Incomes from salary, wages, benefits or taxable pensions will automatically have tax deducted under the PAYE (pay as you earn) system. After PAYE deductions have been made, employers will pay them to IRD.
If your income is from salary, wages, benefits or taxable pensions, your tax will automatically be deducted under the PAYE (pay as you earn) system. This means when you get your weekly, fortnightly, or monthly pay, your tax has already been deducted from it.
Your employer will deduct your PAYE and student loan deductions (if applicable) and pay them to us. It’s a good idea to check you’re on the correct tax code on your next payslip. If you use the wrong tax code we can write to your employer and ask them to change it.