Our dedicated team of auditors are committed to maintaining the highest levels of quality and professional standards in the provision of audit, assurance and risk management services.
We use an internationally recognised audit methodology and prepare paperless audit files. All Baker Tilly Staples Rodway firms are registered under the Auditor Regulation Act 2011 to audit issuers.
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway has a dedicated accounting technical team that is able to advise clients on complex financial reporting issues, such as those that arise when reporting under New Zealand equivalents to International Financial Reporting Standards. Our technical team also runs financial reporting update seminars for clients and publishes regular technical updates.
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway utilises a risk based audit methodology that requires a thorough understanding of our client’s organisation, its goals and objectives, key business risks, operations and financial processes. This understanding not only provides the foundation for a highly effective audit, but also gives us insights which we use to provide further value to our clients.
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Our Baker Tilly Staples Rodway specialists provide audit, assurance and risk management services to business and organisations across New Zealand.
All accounting and compliance matters combined with practically-focused expert advice.
A range of services including financial modelling, litigation support and due diligence.
Today is Auditor Proud Day and we'd like to celebrate and thank our audit teams across the country. Have you ever wondered what characteristics are needed to be an auditor, why the role is satisfying and what misconceptions are held about auditors? Our team has the answers!
It is not every day that we get a new accounting standard, particularly not one as broad and all-encompassing as NZ IFRS 18 Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements (NZ IFRS 18).
Jason Daubney started with us as a young accountant straight out of university. He still remembers his first day as a fresh-faced graduate at Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Auckland in 2011.
Are you involved with an incorporated society? If so, it needs to be registered under the Incorporated Societies Act 2022, if it hasn’t already.
Tax Traders are Baker Tilly Staples Rodway's preferred tax pooling partner and in this article Tax Traders client director Josh de Jong explains tax pooling, who should use it and the advantages it brings.
Are you thinking about a career with us as an auditor? Here, Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Taranaki auditor Liam Mylchreest details what a typical day looks like in his role…
It’s hard to imagine that you could fall victim to business fraud. That happens to other people, right? People who are unlucky or less careful? Not necessarily. We present three recent examples of fraud, along with tips on how to protect your business against cyberattack, spear-phishing and false invoices.
Natural disasters have the potential to disrupt economies and leave lasting effects on businesses. Cyclone Gabrielle's sweep through Hawke's Bay in February served as a stark reminder of the vulnerability of businesses to such events.
Many Kiwi businesses and organisations elect or are required to have annual audits of their financial statements, but often don’t wholly understand what it entails or their preparatory responsibilities. Hawke’s Bay Audit and Assurance Services director Philip Pinckney explains…
Our Hawkes' Bay firm is delighted to confirm the promotion of Vipin Thomas to Associate. Here's an opportunity to read more about his career and Baker Tilly story.
Just like the Olympics, the ‘go live’ date for PBE FRS 48 Service Performance Reporting, has been delayed a year, because of the flow on impact of Covid-19. The standard requires larger registered charities to prepare a Statement of Service Performance (SSP) to ‘tell their performance story’.
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway is proud to congratulate Carolyn Jackson on her appointment to the network’s national board, where she will represent the regional and Wellington audit practices.
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