Payroll fraud accountant named by court
Name suppression has been lifted for an accountant who fiddled a payroll system to give himself a $10,000 payrise.
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Finance company accountant gets 18-months jail
John Gray, the former accountant for collapsed finance company National Finance 2000 has been sentenced to 18 months prison for theft and false accounting. He was granted bail while he appeals his sentence.
Sth Canterbury auditor fined and censured
The Ashburton-based auditor of Sth Canterbury Finance, Byron Pearson, has been censured and fined $38,000 by the Institute of Chartered Accountants.
Receivers make move on major SCF companies
Two more companies connected to South Canterbury Finance have been placed into receivership.
Strategic Finance investors' outlook grim as loan book sale stalls
Investors in failed Strategic Finance could get as little as 12 cents in the dollar after bids for the firm's loan book fell short of expectations.
'Hubbard didn't invest money as instructed' says receiver
Reciever says he's not surprised the SFO is looking at certain loans.
Man guilty of $1.4m business theft
Auckland businessman Martyn Scott has been remanded in custody after today pleading guilty to stealing $1.4m from a family-owned company.
<i>Inside Money :</i> Final notes from the Government Actuary
This is almost certainly the last annual report from the Government Actuary on matters pertaining to KiwiSaver - or anything else - that will be published.
NZ has fourth lowest GST rate in OECD: survey
New Zealand has one of the lowest GST rates in the OECD, despite households now being charged at a higher rate than before.