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  • Developed world trails emerging economies on cross-border M&A
  • Innovation and value for money vital for Government Infrastructure plan
  • United Nations climate change leader joins KPMG
  • Fraud rises to record levels in New Zealand
  • Farmers and Maori authorities should welcome ruling out of land tax
  • Property investment decisions shrouded in uncertainty
  • KPMG welcomes clarity and package approach to NZ tax system but questions remain
  • The sounds of silence on tax rates
  • GST increase puts tourism and financial institutions in the tax firing line
  • It’s not helpful for the NZ tax system to lurch one way then another
  • Corporates will be more confident to undertake M&A activity
  • Planning and good customer servicing essential to improve summer retail sales
  • IT confidence in US bodes well for Kiwi operators
  • NZ has 7th highest corporate tax rate but 25th highest GST rate in the OECD
  • Mood of the Market survey: rising optimism but employees still nervous about job security
  • Flat retail sales expected to improve in summer
  • New Zealand’s first fraud barometer identifies managers as biggest risk to business
  • NZ ranked 24 in personal tax rates - KPMG Study
  • Canterbury New Zealand Finds New Owner
  • Retailers losing a packet through theft, damage and errors
  • Asia–Pacific leading Europe in response to global recession, says KPMG
  • KPMG appoints Director of Restructuring and Insolvency Services
  • Government throws out sea anchor – Budget 2009
  • Secondary education results improve 44% faster using private funding partnership
  • Secondary education results improve 44% faster using private funding partnership- KPMG report shows
  • Cost-cutting and recession could cause explosion in fraud
  • New Zealand banks well placed to avoid the worst of the global crisis
  • Transition plan needed to cope with October 2010 ‘wall of money’
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About KPMG

KPMG is one of the world's leading professional services firms. We're proud of our firm's strong and established reputation, a reputation that is built on a long history of independence, integrity and objectivity. It's what drives us to deliver clear and practical advice to help our clients grow and succeed in their chosen field. It's what makes us committed and successful leaders in our profession.

Our global network

KPMG International is the coordinating entity for a global network of professional services firms, providing audit, tax, and advisory services, with an industry focus. The aim of KPMG International member firms, including sublicensees and subsidiaries, is to turn knowledge into value for the benefit of their clients, people, and the capital markets. With over 123,000 people worldwide, member firms provide audit, tax, and advisory services in over 140 countries.

Our New Zealand practice

KPMG in New Zealand operate nationally across five offices with 58 partners and 800 people. Our local know how, enhanced by the technical and industry knowledge of our global network of member firms, means we bring a deep understanding of our clients' business. It enables our professionals to deliver informed and timely advice.

Our leadership

In response to an ever-changing and increasingly complex business environment, we continually invest in our people, services and quality processes. Our professionals are focused on the research and development of services to help our clients achieve sustainable business performance. We're also committed to helping ensure that KPMG appropriately delivers on our capital markets responsibilities, as well as assisting our clients in effectively communicating true business performance to stakeholders.

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