ACC as an organisation works with many people throughout New Zealand, whether they’re, for example, retired, an employee, student, or a motorist/motorcyclist – they’ll have some connection to ACC. Because we want as many people to be aware of what we do, how we do it, and why, we’ve provided information to groups of individuals. So if you want to know more about levies, consultations, injury prevention, what to do when you get injured, all you need to do is follow a link below to information listed below.
Employees
This section explains how employees pay ACC levies, how those levies are calculated and what they get in return.
Motorcyclists
Keeping motorcycle, scooter and moped riders safe on New Zealand’s roads is one of ACC’s key priorities. Find out how we’re using the levies you pay to improve injury and accident rates, for the benefit of the riders of today and tomorrow.
Other motorists
This section explains how you, as a motorist, pay ACC levies, how those levies are calculated and what you get in return. You can also learn how you can do your bit to reduce road injuries.
Not earning
ACC provides injury insurance for everyone – whether they’re earning or not. So if you’re a student, retired, out of work, or unable to work, ACC can still help you. Find out more about how we fund the support and services we can offer you, 24 hours a day.
Levy consultation 2012/13
We've now completed our levy consultation process for the 2012/13 levy year. Find more information about what happens next in our Levy Consultation section.
2011 Attitude Awards
The Attitude Awards honour the outstanding achievements of New Zealanders living with disabilities. Be inspired by reading about the finalists for the 2011 Attitude Awards.