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In the changing and sometimes volatile world in which organisations operate and do business, management accounting and management accountants are responsible for the costing, control, and performance information that support management decision-making; the optimising of organisational performance; and the managing of business risk exposure. The strategic choices of these organisations determine the sources and types of relationships that organisations will engage in, both within their internal operating environments and their external business environments.

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Introduction to New Zealand Taxation has been written to respond to the course requirements of TAXN 201 (Victoria University of Wellington) and covers a selection of topics related to New Zealand income tax law and practice. The book should also be of relevance to similar courses at other institutions covering Introductory Taxation in New Zealand.

The study of income tax is conceptually very different to the study of financial accounting and economics, and this text provides an overview of these key areas of difference.

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Table Of Contents
1 The framework for financial reporting
2 The framework for the preparation and presentation of financial statements
3 Accounting for equity
4 Financial reporting presentation and disclosures
5 Accounting for property, plant and equipment
6 Accounting for inventory
7 Accounting for intangibles, provisions and contingencies
8 Accounting for leases and hire-purchase contracts
9 Accounting for Goods and Services Tax
10 Analysis and interpretation of financial statements
11 Accounting for business combinations

Discretional topics