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Common Accounting and Tax Issues for Schools

Accounting for Schools in New Zealand: Common Issues and Solutions

Created byTEO Training
BeginnerUpdated Jan 16, 2025
Common Accounting and Tax Issues for Schools

What You'll Learn

check_circleIdentify what the common accounting issues are for schools
check_circleHelp clients with navigating the complex areas of financial reporting for schools
check_circleKnow where to go for further guidance and resources for these common accounting issues

About This Course

In the New Zealand environment, schools have unique transactions and sets of circumstances that require specific accounting guidance. This session will dive into some of the common accounting issues for schools to help demystify the circumstances that lead to these common issues. We will provide some practical insights to provide early warning ahead of the 31 March deadline for preparation of financial statements by schools.

Suited to those who contribute to the financial reporting and accounting for schools covering:

  • Finance staff
  • Boards of Trustees
  • Advisors

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TEO Training
TEO Training
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TEO Training provides practical learning experiences on primarily tax-related topics for accountants, lawyers and business advisors across New Zealand.

Marilyn Maloney
Marilyn Maloney

Senior Manager – Tax Advisory at Findex/Crowe

Marilyn Maloney is a Senior Manager of Tax Advisory for Findex/Crowe, the largest accounting firm in New Zealand specialising in the SME/HNWI space. Marilyn has been practising in tax advisory for 16 years. Her background includes working for Inland Revenue for 15 years and assisting clients as a Client Manager for 7 years. She provides practical tax advice in all areas of tax.

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