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Clear filtersOur joint submission with CPA Australia, the Peak Australian Bodies submission, and the Global Accounting Alliance submission to the International Sustainability Standards Board’s (ISSB) consultation...
Joint Submission on IASB ED 2021-7 CPA Australia and CA ANZ have welcomed the IASB’s proposals to permit the use of reduced disclosures by subsidiaries without public accountability that choose to or...
CA ANZ submission on MoJ consultation on possible changes to political donation rules in the Electoral Act...
The Ministry for Justice called for submissions as part of its statutory review of the AML/CFT Act...
The External Reporting Board called for submissions on the first phase of its climate reporting standards consultation...
The Ministry for the Environment called for submissions on its Emissions Reduction Plan Discussion Document...
Joint submission supports global initiative to develop financial reporting guidance for not-for-profits...
Change is on the way for New Zealand’s 24,000 incorporated societies...
Overall, CA ANZ supports the IESBA’s proposals to revise the definition of Listed Entity and Public Interest Entity to promote global consistency...
Our submission supports the PIR as it is an important exercise in establishing whether the Tier 3/4 standards remain fit for purpose...
CA ANZ and CPA seeks revision of IFRIC’s interpretation of the revised current/ non-current requirements in IAS 1...
CA ANZ welcome the IASB’s efforts to improve information provided in respect of business combinations, including the disclosures about acquisitions and accounting for goodwill...
CA ANZ/ CPAA submission supports IASB’s work to update IFRS for SME’s standard to support global SME sector reporting needs...
CAANZ’s submission to the IASB supports the direction of the proposals and highlights stakeholder’s feedback and recommendations for further refinement...
CA ANZ submission supports proposals to delay the mandatory implementation of FRS 48 in New Zealand by one year...