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Wellington firm doubling staff. New backers include Aussie sports stars.
Watchdog says long-running Wynyard Group saga a wake-up call
PwC says it has made big improvements in recent years.
'Robbing Peter to pay Paul': Former chartered accountant released from prison
Tax refunds intended for his clients were used for gambling and to repay personal debts.
New insolvency regime: Costs concern if liquidations surge
Some insiders concerned 'low quality practitioners' now have a veneer of respectability.
Accountants call for permanent legislative fix to work from home tax extension
Lockdown shows permanent working from home tax policy needed, say chartered accountants.
Accountant jailed for stealing $2m from boutique fashion company
Two business partners and friends lived a nightmare as their accountant defrauded them.
Brierley companies sue PwC for $1.58 billion over alleged 'wrong' advice
Brierley group of companies alleges PwC provided wrong advice over 20 years.
Accountants' gender pay gap averages $60,000 - survey
Male accountants paid 40-50 per cent more than their female counterparts, study finds.
Accountant who stole over $100k from employer found guilty
The woman pleaded guilty to the charges.
Female law, accounting partners on rise, still well below 50%
Law and accounting firms have made major hiring strides but there is more work to be done.
'Dark times and dark thoughts': Small town fraudster jailed after $2m theft
The 50-year-old also has to serve half her sentence in prison.
$38.8m Nido cost $44.6m to build: construction company liquidated
Kumar rejected bankers' advice to think small, saying "I'm running out of time"
Cuthbertson: Tax is our unsung Covid hero
Opinion: In less than a month, Inland Revenue received more than 77,000 loan applications.
Auditors under pressure as migrant workforce dries up
One firm says it is having to get rid of clients because it can't bring workers into NZ.
Financial reports required to give more explanation around going concern
New reporting standard will come into force at the end of this month.
NZ finance firm ordered to release €2 million to Hong Kong software company
A transactional dispute led to an Auckland firm refusing to release $3.64m to a customer.
Former liquidator guilty of theft, perjury and obstructing SFO
After defending himself during his trial, Geoffrey Smith was convicted today.
Accountant jailed after $740k IRD fraud; majority spent on gambling, lifestyle
Megan Nyree Findlay defrauded the money from a company owned by her family.
From sweet shop to sweatshop: 'No remorse' for exploiting workers
Disciplinary Tribunal for chartered accountants found aspects of the case 'disturbing'.
Property sales remain in Crown hands after accountant's forgery
Two fraudulent loans totalling $784,000 were secured against several properties.
Accountant jailed after gambling away $1m from 245 clients
Christopher Wright was sentenced to three years and nine months' imprisonment.
KPMG introduces 15pc salary sacrifice as virus bites
KPMG joins accounting firms asking staff to take a pay cut.
Xero chairman to hand over reins at end of January
He plans to also retire from the board in March.
Xero rival reports fast subscriber growth in Britain
Intuit's latest numbers suggest Intuit has overtaken Xero in Britain.
'Hopelessly conflicted' accountant struck off
Accountant David McPhedran was found guilty of misconduct.
Trio set for trial over alleged $8m fraud
The three accused deny the allegations which have led to a total of 71 charges.
Nick Leggett: We must level playing field for small businesses
COMMENT: Kiwis take issue when the big guy tries to push around the little guy.
The accountant: Why 'Mr X' has name suppression
Mr X has enjoyed name suppression since late 2016 - he will now have it for life.
Pair accused of $8m scam face dozens of charges
The alleged scam included forged documents and emails from several firms.
Dirty money: $1.35 billion laundered in NZ annually
The country's risk assessment from money laundering and terrorism has been updated.
Accountancy firm makes key appointments
Atkins and Keast go the extra mile to support the needs of their clients, say partners.
Exec named in $355m accounting scandal
All three former senior executives involved in the Fuji Xerox scandal can now be named.