New Bill seeks to disarm bright-line traps
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand is welcoming the intent of a Bill responding to the peak membership body’s warning of bright-line traps for nomadic homeowners, but says that some traps...
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New insolvency regime comes into effect
The new co-regulatory licensing regime for insolvency practitioners comes into full effect on 1 September 2021, requiring all practitioners to hold a licence from the sole accredited front-line...
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Working from home tax extension comes not a moment too soon
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand is welcoming the extension of working from home tax changes but says the latest COVID-19 lockdown shows New Zealand needs permanent tax policy around...
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As AI becomes more mainstream ESG considerations are a key part of ensuring responsible adoption
While potentially offering tremendous benefit, the broad applicability of AI across society must be handled carefully and professional accountants have a key role to play...
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Business publication Acuity a finalist in international awards
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand’s premier business and finance magazine Acuity was named as a finalist in the Association Publication category of the global Content Marketing Awards...
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Federal Government skilled migration announcement addresses auditor shortage
The Federal Government announcement this afternoon to place accounting and audit professionals on the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List is an important and necessary step to boost the audit...
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Tax bill may await nomadic NZ home owners
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) warns New Zealand Government’s latest housing tax changes contain a number of new traps for owners whose circumstances are less certain...
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Survey reveals widening gender pay gap for Chartered Accountants
Male accountants are paid a staggering 40-50 per cent more than their female counterparts, according to member survey results released today by Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ...
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Waikato Business Summit “most important ever”
The 2021 Waikato Business Summit will be the most important ever for attendees...
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CA ANZ Checklist for small business impacted by floods
The rain may have eased but many small businesses are facing periods of closure due to flood damage, clean ups as well as significant revenue loss...
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Don’t let tax burst the trans-Tasman bubble
The lifting of trans-Tasman travel restrictions announced this week provides welcome relief for long-suffering businesses that depend on tourists as well as business travellers, says Michael Croker...
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“Stark choice” on FBT confronts businesses in wake of 39% tax rate
The new 39 percent top personal tax rate coming into effect on 1 April will result in many Kiwi businesses paying more Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) than they need to...
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Top new year’s financial resolutions: How to take control of your money in 2021
It’s hardly an understatement to say that most of us are more than happy to see the back of 2020...
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Survey – Govt’s “shot gun” COVID tax-relief measures mostly hit the mark
A Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and Tax Management New Zealand survey shows which tax measures introduced by the Government to help businesses survive COVID-19 were most popular...
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Hawera student wins Craig Norgate accounting scholarship
Hawera’s Candace Hipp has been awarded the latest Craig Norgate Taranaki Memorial Scholarship, created in honour of one of the town’s most famous sons...