Feel the burn of new anti-phoenixing laws
Australia’s new anti-phoenixing laws introduce criminal penalties and A$200,000 fines for directors and dodgy advisers...
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What are the tax traps for receivers selling assets?
Different tax obligations apply if a distressed asset is sold by a receiver or by a creditor as mortgagee-in-possession...
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NZ election signals the pointy end of policy work
We at CA ANZ are already thinking about this year’s NZ election, and wants to hear members’ views on key issues...
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Who should do the sums on campaign promises?
Professional bodies don’t often call out politicians’ rubbery figures during elections, but an independent agency should...
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No need to panic about NZ government debt
Debt is a means to an end, and softening the hard line on NZ’s government debt level is a sensible move...
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What’s the bright side to Brexit for Aussie and Kiwi businesses?
Andrew Oury CA sees a post-Brexit UK trade deal as a boon for Aussie and NZ exporters and any staff keen on a London stint...
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Australian Federal Budget 2019-20: CA ANZ reacts
The Coalition has unveiled Australia’s first budget surplus in a decade, and tax breaks to entice voters as an election looms...
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New Zealand's economy as good as gold
Ask New Zealand’s National Government’s “finance guy” about his vision for the New Zealand economy and Steven Joyce will tell you you’re soaking in it...
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The wages of wage fear
Governments in developed countries need to take bolder action on raising the price of lower-skilled labour, or risk alienating a vocal group of constituents...
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Examining New Zealand's Budget 2017
A detailed look at the key components of New Zealand’s Budget 2017, handed down by Finance Minister Steven Joyce on 25 May 2017...