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Clear filtersWhy Inland Revenue’s new Interpretation Statement on partnerships matters more than you think...
GST treatment of exported services and things other than goods or real property...
MEDIA RELEASE (AU): As End of Financial Year (EOFY) draws near CA ANZ marks launch of its 2025 EOFY – CA ANZ Member Survey by sharing its members’ top five tips this tax time...
Key technical considerations include eligibility, timing of asset purchase/use, and treatment under existing depreciation and transfer rules...
This article focuses on two items—PUB00488d, which deals with subdivided land, and PUB00488e, which covers lifestyle blocks...
Fonterra is changing the tax treatment of payments made for wet shares from the 2025 income year. These payments will now be treated as dividends for income tax purposes...
Payday super – exposure draft legislation joint submission...
MEDIA RELEASE (AU): Chartered Accountants ANZ (CA ANZ) CEO Ainslie van Onselen has offered congratulations to Sussan Ley following her election as Liberal leader...
MEDIA RELEASE (NZ): CA ANZ shares key areas peak accounting organisation is expecting action on including tax incentives, tax debt recovery, infrastructure and health...
MEDIA RELEASE (AU): CA ANZ CEO Ainslie van Onselen congratulates Dr Daniel Mulino MP on appointment as Assistant Treasurer and Financial Services Minister...
CA ANZ submission to the APESB on ED AESSA and other revisions to the Code relating to sustainability assurance and reporting...
This paper considers eight important questions to be considered by the government as it looks to implement the proposed $1,000 standard deduction...
CA ANZ’s feedback on the proposals for change to the fringe benefit tax (FBT) regime presented in the officials’ issues paper...
CA ANZ’s feedback on the draft questions we’ve been asked, PUB00400 (QWBA)...
MEDIA RELEASE (AU): CA ANZ calls for two-year delay to implementation of payday superannuation reforms, warning businesses not prepared for changes...