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Help is there for a disciplinary hearing
How should accountants approach a disciplinary hearing? Dennis Robertson FCA shares insights from years of sitting on CA ANZ’s Australian Disciplinary Tribunal...
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Trust vital in NZ tax transformation
A CA ANZ-TMNZ survey shows tax agents and businesses are nervous about sharing information with Inland Revenue...
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Quality and practice review program
What is a Quality & Practice Review? The quality & practice review programme is one way we help our members in practice maintain a consistently high standard of quality and service to their clients...
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Handling client money
What is client money? Client money is any money coming into the control of a member in public practice, or any of the member’s personnel which are the property of a client. It includes money...
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Qualified Statutory Accountants (NZ)
Certain engagements in New Zealand must be undertaken by a Qualified Statutory Accountant (QSA). New Zealand resident members holding a CPP automatically qualify as a QSA. Members who do not hold a...
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acuity
Financial literacy education a growing industry
Do financial literacy programmes work? And is there a risk they might be ineffective or just PR exercises?...
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What role should Chartered Accountants play in society?
Chartered Accountants should not lose sight of their purpose — the uncompromised support of the public interest...
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Codes and standards
Standards of ethical conduct As an accounting professional in Australia, you are expected to observe the Australian Professional and Ethical Standards Board (APES) 110 – Code of Ethics for...
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Forensic accounting
What is forensic accounting? Forensic accountants are highly skilled in analysing and preparing financial information for a court of law. It's a field that requires a combination of accounting...
