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Tour guide- 40,000 a year

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Some deductions can be compulsory some can also be an choice, PAYE tax & ACC levies are the ones that can be made off your pay. child support is another kind of deduction parents who don't have there kids living with them have to pay child support. Kiwi saver is another kind of deduction. kiwi saver gets taken off your pay & gets put a side save it for retirement.

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At payroll time, there are some payments you must deduct from employees' wages or salary. There may also be voluntary payments employees ask you to make on their behalf.

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There are different ways to be paid when employed, Pay should be set out by the employer in the employment there are 6 types of pays. Wages & penal rates is a payment is a based timed on the work, is always used as a payment per hour. Penal Rates are extra hours working particular days or shifts & always doing certain task. Salary is normally a fixed amount per year. commissions some people are employed or commission only, others may have an hourly wage rate & be paid a sales commission on top of this. Employees paid on commission still must get atleast the minimum wage. Piece rates employees paid per piece must still receive at least the relevant minimum for each hour worked. payment for traininghttps://www.employment.govt.nz/hours-and-wages/pay/types-of-pay/
This link tells you the 6 different types of pays you can get & what they can do & what they mean.

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There are different ways to be paid when employed. Pay should be set out by the employer in the employment agreement.

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You are creating an information resource and you should be putting in the links to websites. However, you need to also give a brief description of the info found from the website. You need to understand the info from the investigations.
Listen to the recording.

11 April
Good work. You are creating the information resource well. URL present and good description of what will be found. Remember if you need info from another source to make sure website is from NZ.

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Tells you different ways of getting paid there are 9 different ways of getting paid, there are 3 main one of getting paid. Wages, Salary's, commissions, bonuses, etc.

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Sources of personal income

In the 2013 Census, people were asked to state their sources of income for the year ending 5 March 2013. Many people recorded more than one source of income and were counted in each category they recorded. Note that each source of income is recorded if the person reported receiving that source of income at any time in the previous 12 months.

NZ superannuation or veterans pension now third most common personal income source

In the 2013 Census, 'New Zealand superannuation or veterans pension' overtook 'self-employment or business' as the third most common reported source of personal income in New Zealand.

The most common source of personal income continued to be 'wages, salary, commissions, bonuses, etc', which decreased to 57.7 percent of adults in 2013, down from 59.9 percent in 2006.The second most common source of personal income was 'interest, dividends, rent, and other investments'.

The only sources of personal income to experience an increase between 2006 and 2013 were 'NZ superannuation or veterans pension' (2.0 percentage point increase) and 'other government transfers' (0.9 percentage point increase).

Selected sources of personal income⁽¹⁾
2001, 2006, and 2013 Censuses

Income source

Percentage of adult population receiving source

1. Includes all people who stated each source of personal income, whether as their only source or as one of several. Where a person reported more than one source of personal income, they have been counted in each applicable group. Therefore totals will not add up to 100.

2. Comprises unemployment benefit, sickness benefit, domestic purposes benefit, invalids benefit, student allowance, and other government benefits, payments, or pensions. In the calculation of government transfers, a person's response was recorded only once if they received government transfers from multiple sources.

Source: Statistics New Zealand

Sources of income counts from census and the Household Economic Survey (HES)

As census is not the only source of income data provided by Statistics NZ, we have provided a comparison between the 2013 Census sources of income counts and the Household Economic Survey: Year ended 30 June 2013.

HES and census match fairly well, especially for 'wages, salary, commissions, bonuses, etc' and 'NZ superannuation or veterans pension'. HES reports more people receiving investments, other government benefits, and other sources of income. This may be because with the HES, interviewers work with respondents to identify all income sources, but in the census, income is self-reported. See Definitions and information about the data for details.

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Sources of personal income In the 2013 Census, people were asked to state their sources of income for the year ending 5 March 2013. Many people recorded more than one source of income and were counted in each category they recorded.