Repairs and maintenance: Why “fixing what broke” might not be deductible

Storm repairs and defect remediation can look like-for-like, but timing and condition tests may still push costs into capital, not deductions...

The role of an AML/CTF Compliance Officer in Australia

An outline of the key responsibilities of an AML/CTF compliance officer...

Why finance transformation now hinges on getting cost allocation right

A new joint report from EY and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) explains why cost allocation is now a critical lever for transformation and why many organisations still...

Special Interest Groups

Find an Accounting Special Interest group in a location near you that aligns with your accounting interest. Our special interest groups offer a range of specialities and cover a wide choice of topics...

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Audit regulation in NZ

To perform statutory assurance engagements in New Zealand, you must be either a licensed auditor or a qualified auditor. This page outlines who needs recognition, how to apply, and what’s...

Professional indemnity insurance

Your practice is worth protecting What is Professional Indemnity insurance? Professional Indemnity (PI) insurance is the safety net that protects you if your practice’s risk management...

New Zealand Regulation

Insolvency Regulation in NZ

Chartered Accountants play a key role in the field of insolvency and restructuring...

Integrated reporting: A clearer view of value creation

CA has long advocated for integrated reporting as it makes financial statements more relevant for today’s complex, changing business environment. Learn more...

Investor confidence in local economies is strong in 2025

In its seventh year, the Investor Confidence survey shows investors are confident in their local economies but are concerned with what’s happening globally...