We are more than pleased to announce that our Managing Director, Clyde Young, has just been made a Fellow of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. 

Take a look at our New Zealand National Budget Update 2018 to find out how it may affect you, your business and your family.

Market growth across the Golden Triangle has seen Chartered Accountant and advisory firm William Buck Auckland respond to demand, announcing a merger with Ingham Mora Audit Services in Tauranga.

Praxity’s combined revenues of participant firms reaching US$5.20 billion for the year ended 31 December 2017, confirming its position as the largest alliance of independent accounting and consulting firms.

William Buck is delighted to announce they have been named as a finalised in the small-medium category of the 2017 IBM Best Workplace Awards for the second year in a row.

Praxity – William Buck’s international alliance – has been named Association of the Year at the 2017 International Accounting Bulletin Awards.

It is the third time in four years that Praxity has scooped the prize, which was presented in London on 4 October. This follows the award of ‘Rising Star’ in 2013.

Judges praised Praxity’s “outstanding progress, support and knowledge sharing on a global level”.

• Seeking Double Degree Qualified – BCOM and LLB
• Leading Mid-Tier Chartered Accounting firm
• Best Places to Work finalist 2016 (only CA firm in the finalists!)

We are a proud part of the William Buck group, a leading firm of Chartered Accountants and Advisors with offices across New Zealand and Australia. Established in 1895, 

The government has recently signalled its intention to make tax cuts soon. Are tax cuts appropriate? Or is it just a fact of life that the more people earn, the more as a percentage of their income they should pay in tax?

Is now a good time to sell your business?
Anecdotally, I have noticed more activity around the sale of SME businesses over the past year or two.
Some sellers have been thinking about selling their businesses for a while. However with the global financial crisis having a severe impact on business profitability, these businesses needed to recover and demonstrate consistent profitability before a reasonable sale price could be achieved.

At some point in the life cycle of every business, due to a variety of factors, such as the retirement of the owner/ founder, personal issues or market circumstances, you must consider your business’s succession.  Deciding the best options for the future is both an important and sensitive issue.

Our ‘Changing Live’s philosophy means we aim to improve the lives of everyone we deal with in every way we can. But sometimes we go beyond changing the lives of people.

There are new William Buck NZ TV segments available featuring Leicester Gouwland.