VBS team wins best paper award
Congratulations to Andrew Milne, Carolyn Cordery, and John Davies, who received a Best Paper Award at the annual conference for the Sport Management Society of Australia and New Zealand.
2013 News Archive
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Dr Noor Houqe receives CPA certificate
Senior lecturer Dr Noor Hoque received his CPA Australia certificate at the recent Wellington New Members' Ceremony.
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Congratulation to 2013 Engaging Tutor Award Winner
Congratulations to Kathleen Makale one of the Victorias Awards Winners 2013.
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Tax policy in crisis?
Congratulations to PhD student Carolyn Palmer, the first recipient of the Robin Oliver Tax Policy Scholarship which is offered by Tax Management New Zealand.
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Sixty Years of Service Recognised
Congratulations to Emeritus Professor Athol Mann FCA whose 60 years of service to the accounting profession were recognised by the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) at a special dinner last week.
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Debates put topical issues under the microscope
Arguments for and against taxing internet sales, setting up a social insurance fund to cover welfare payments and user charges for new infrastructure will be thrashed out at a series of debates to be hosted by Victoria University over the next three months.
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Commentary on new loan-to-value ratio restrictions
Victoria University of Wellington Chair in Public Finance Professor Norman Gemmell provides expert comment on…
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Welfare debt a bigger target than unpaid tax
Government agencies are more likely to write off unpaid tax than welfare debt, according to research by Associate Professor Lisa Marriott.
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Abacus Manuscript Award 2012
A paper jointly authored by Adjunct Professor Mark Tippett of the School of Accounting and Commercial Law in the Victoria Business School has received the 2012 Abacus Manuscript Award.
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Sir David Tweedie visits Victoria Business School
Victoria Business School in association with the Centre for Accounting, Governance and Taxation Research (CAGTR), the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) and the External Reporting Board (XRB), hosted a number of events to coincide with the visit of Sir David Tweedie to New Zealand.