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According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (“ACFE”), NFPs lose about 5% of revenue annually to fraud, and small businesses globally have an annual median loss to fraud of $200,000.

How can New Zealand’s construction sector invest in a more successful future when times have been so tough? Business leaders with the foresight to build people resilience now will be ready to profit as their pipelines begin to flow freely again.

If you’ve built your wealth through hard work and smart decisions, don’t risk it with a DIY investment approach. Doing it yourself often means missed opportunities, costly mistakes, and unnecessary stress.

With rising costs, staff shortages and ageing facilities, pressure on New Zealand’s aged care operators keeps mounting. For some, consolidation could be the key to survival – and for others, now may be the ideal time to sell. Strategic mergers and acquisitions can strengthen the sector and ensure quality care for our growing elderly population.

How can you illustrate IFRS 18 in your financial statements? We have prepared Appendix E to the Example Financial Statements - IFRS 18 ‘Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements’ to help guide you along the way.

New Zealand’s Holidays Act 2003 is finally getting a long-awaited overhaul. In this article we provide expert insight into what's changing for employers and their employees, and five key tips to help businesses with the upcoming transition.

When it comes to sport, New Zealand tends to punch above its weight on the world stage. But, what’s our win rate on infrastructure projects? Infrastructure is the backbone of our entire economy, yet we underperform on delivering and maintaining our most essential facilities and systems.

The civil construction industry has been hammered over the past two years. How can business owners escape this trap?

Organisations face growing disruption, complex systems and evolving risks when it comes to managing technology. Here’s how to approach your pathway to resilience.

Discover the impact of NZ IFRS 18 on your organisation and insights about what this could mean for your business.

A new reporting standard, NZ IFRS 18, kicks in from 1 January 2027. Nothing to worry about right now, you might think. But if you wait until 2027 to think about NZ IFRS 18, you might find yourself in a panic.

Considering buying a commercial property in the next two years? By getting your ducks in a row early, you could save yourself hundreds of thousands of dollars. That was the message from the experts who spoke at a recent panel event, hosted by ANZ in Christchurch.

It’s been a long-held misconception that retirement village operators in New Zealand rake in excess profits—at least on paper. But a closer look reveals a different story.

New regulations are changing how some incorporated societies report their finances. The Incorporated Societies Act 2022 replaces the 1908 Act, marking the first major overhaul in more than 100 years.

The rules around calculating a company’s taxable income are well established. But what if you’re a mutual association – a resident’s association, membership organisation or industry group (among others)?

The broader implications of tariffs for New Zealand and Australian multinational businesses exporting to the US are significant. This environment is incredibly dynamic as more tariffs and retaliatory measures are released almost daily.