How patent law and medicine regulations could affect New Zealand’s access to a COVID-19 vaccine
Legislative changes could avoid delays and lower access costs to a COVID-19 vaccine, writes Associate Professor Jessica Lai.
The School of Accounting and Commercial Law is part of the Wellington School of Business and Government.
We pursue and share knowledge of accounting, commercial law and taxation within a dynamic and inclusive learning environment while actively engaging our stakeholders and the wider community.
Accounting, Taxation, and Commercial Law
Experts in accounting, commercial law and taxation help businesses understand their commercial environment, so they can trade more efficiently and plan for the future.
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- Accounting
- Commercial Law
- Taxation
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The major parties’ tax promises are more about ideology and psychology than equity or fairness for New Zealanders
The conservative tax policies proposed by Labour and National ahead of next month’s election are hard to distinguish in substance, with each party offering no more than a gesture towards income tax equity, writes Dr Jonathan Barrett.
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With their conservative promises, Labour and National lock in existing unfairness in New Zealand’s tax system
Ability to pay is the basic principle of tax fairness: people in a similar financial position should pay similar amounts of tax; people who can afford to pay more tax than others ought to pay more tax, writes Dr Jonathan Barrett.
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Do Financial Reports Adequately Disclose Extreme Wildfire Risk?
Paul Griffin (Distinguished Professor of Management, UC Davis)