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Budget 2019
Budget 2019 sees New Zealand enter the eye of the global tax storm
Despite dominating the political agenda for much of the year, tax was barely mentioned in the budget. That doesn’t mean the work there is over, writes Greg Thompson of Grant Thornton New Zealand.
Growth insights
Dealtracker 2019
There are some key takeaways for New Zealand businesses seeking growth opportunities in the sixth edition of Dealtracker, which focuses on Australian mergers and acquisitions (“M&A”), and equity market activity.
Business innovation
Taxation in real-time: Gearing up for blockchain
The question is no longer whether blockchain will disrupt the tax system, but how far, how fast and how can you make sure your business is up to speed.
Technical guides
Delivering public value: Government procurement rule changes
The Government’s 4th edition of its procurement rules sets out the standards of best practice and expectations for how procurement will be leveraged to achieve broader outcomes. The procurement principles remain the same, but there’s are a few extra rules, a new Supplier Code of Conduct, some outdated rules have been removed and ‘public value’ has been signposted as the new overarching objective.
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Engagement beyond the boardroom
How can boards build wider stakeholder views and expectations into the strategy and management of the business?
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The business case for gender diversity in senior leadership
Gender diversity in business leadership is a no-lose proposition, yet progress is still slow. Grant Thornton International has been surveying thousands of businesses annually since 2004 about the levels of gender diversity in leadership roles globally.

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Insight Delivering public value: Government procurement rule changes
The Government’s 4th edition of its procurement rules sets out the standards of best practice and expectations for how procurement will be leveraged to achieve broader outcomes. The procurement principles remain the same, but there’s are a few extra rules, a new Supplier Code of Conduct, some outdated rules have been removed and ‘public value’ has been signposted as the new overarching objective.
IFRS Insights into IFRS 16
Are you ready for IFRS 16? This series of insights will help you prepare.
Dealtracker 2019 Dealtracker 2019
There are some key takeaways for New Zealand businesses seeking growth opportunities in the sixth edition of Dealtracker, which focuses on Australian mergers and acquisitions (“M&A”), and equity market activity.
Thought Leadership Business Adviser, Q2 2019
Our latest edition of Business Adviser, we explore NZ’s tax empathy gap, how NZ’s charitable sector could be at risk if certain changes are made to the Charites Act, why sustainable business practices can boost your brand, and things to consider when resolving disputes in business share valuations. For all these stories and more, download your copy.
Guide Taxation in real-time: Gearing up for blockchain
The question is no longer whether blockchain will disrupt the tax system, but how far, how fast and how can you make sure your business is up to speed.
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Budget 2019 Budget 2019 sees New Zealand enter the eye of the global tax storm
Despite dominating the political agenda for much of the year, tax was barely mentioned in the budget. That doesn’t mean the work there is over, writes Greg Thompson of Grant Thornton New Zealand.
Budget 2019 The tax empathy gap: Why Kiwis don’t want others to have a share
Budget 2019: Unless we can find some way of taxing wealth as well as incomes, New Zealand is headed for an intergenerational economic meltdown, writes Grant Thornton tax partner Murray Brewer.
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