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Partnership set to unlock domestic & overseas funding
Neu Capital & Grant Thornton team up to close funding gap for NZ mid-sized businesses (MSBs).
COVID-19: hidden gems for some businesses in Government’s economic rescue package
Ten years ago, Rt Hon Bill English removed the ability for some businesses to claim depreciation deductions on buildings in his May 2010 Budget. Fast forward to 2020 and the world is in a very different place.
Business optimism across Asia Pacific continues to decline
Latest research from Grant Thornton International reveals that business optimism continues to decline amid swirling economic uncertainty; across the Asia Pacific region, optimism took a dive in Q2 2019 dropping to 23% from 55% percent in Q2 2018.
Recession indicators adding up
Indicators are currently accumulating that point to a recession. The most alarming warning sign is the US yield curve which plots the yields of Treasury maturities.
More focus on mid-sized businesses critical for New Zealand’s economic growth
Despite their significant contribution to the economy, a New Zealand study released today has found our mid-sized businesses are not performing as well as their counterparts overseas.
First liquidators’ report on Cryptopia released today
The liquidators for Christchurch-based crypto exchange, Cryptopia released their first report into the company’s affairs today.
Cryptopia Limited appoints Grant Thornton as liquidators
David Ruscoe and Russell Moore from Grant Thornton New Zealand were yesterday appointed liquidators of Cryptopia Limited, a New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange based in Christchurch.
NZ land prices still the elephant in the room for construction sector
The Government’s Construction Sector Accord is a welcome initiative for the troubled sector.
Trading with the US is now more taxing for NZ businesses
Businesses currently operating in the United States or planning to tap into this market should review their tax obligations as the rules are everchanging.
Deal or no deal: NZ businesses need to anticipate Brexit impact now, regardless of outcomes
The Brexit Withdrawal Agreement has been rejected by the UK Parliament for a second time, and the chances of a no-deal Brexit have increased exponentially.