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Insights & ideas is designed to assist you in locating specific items of interest within the Deloitte New Zealand website. In this section, you will find:
NZ Perspectives
Deloitte New Zealand presents the Perspectives application for the iPhone. Perspectives provides topical and insightful business-related articles to decision makers in the private and public sector. Content provided on Deloitte NZ Perspectives consists of both New Zealand specific articles as well as Deloitte global thought leadership.
2011 Government Budget
Deloitte’s team of experts has analysed the content of Budget 2011 and the likely impact of the major announcements on New Zealand business and the wider economy.
Deloitte-Management Top 200
The Deloitte/Management magazine Top 200 Awards have been held annually since 1990. Designed to recognise and celebrate management excellence in New Zealand, the Awards include Company of the Year, Executive of the Year and Chairperson of the Year.
Deloitte research
New perspectives on real-world concerns - Deloitte Research identifies, analyzes, and explains the major issues facing businesses today.
Doing business in China
China is the world’s fastest-growing economy and offers numerous opportunities for New Zealand businesses.
Email alerts
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Financial Reporting Survey
In order to understand how entities apply the financial reporting requirements in practice, we have commenced the Deloitte Financial Reporting Survey Series where we consider a series of questions regarding the financial reports of a sample of New Zealand entities.
Taxation and Investment Guides
Deloitte's International Taxation and Investment Guides help potential investors understand the investment climate, operating conditions, and tax system of most major trading jurisdictions.
South Island Index
The Index provides listed companies with the opportunity to gauge how their respective quarterly movements in market capitalisation compare with those of other South Island listed companies.