The New Zealand Accounting Standards Board (NZASB) has delegated authority from the XRB Board to develop and issue New Zealand's accounting standards. The NZASB is a committee of the XRB Board established under Schedule 5 of the Crown Entities Act.
The NZASB has up to 10 members with a focus on diversity of experience and perspective. Members of the NZASB are appointed by the XRB and are all part time. They are remunerated in accordance with rates determined by the Remuneration Authority.
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Carolyn CorderyPhD, FCA, FCPA AustraliaCarolyn is an Adjunct Professor at the School of Accounting and Commerical Law at Victoria University of Wellington. Carolyn has undertaken commissioned research projects in not-for-profit... |
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Michael BradburyPhD, FCAMichael is a Professor of Accounting at Massey University, Albany. He is currently an associate editor of the Australian Journal of Management and is on the editorial board of... |
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Lara TrumanLara is a partner with EY, leading New Zealand’s IFRS Professional Practice team. She has over 20 years’ experience supporting clients and EY partners and staff in the application of accounting... |
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Francis CaetanoFCAFrancis is the Group Financial Controller at Auckland Council. Francis has over 30 years’private and public sector financial reporting experience, internationally as... |
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Richard PerryFCARichard is an experienced executive and director with over 25 year’s experience in senior roles. He has previously held senior finance and executive roles at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand... |
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Denise HodgkinsFCADenise is a partner with Deloitte and heads up Deloitte’s National Technical team, advising partners, staff and clients on a range of complex audit, accounting and financial reporting... |
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Keith KendallPrior to his appointment to the NZASB Keith was a Partner at Rigby Cooke Lawyers, a Victorian barrister, and a Senior Lecturer at La Trobe University. Keith's experience across law, academia, accounting, and government... |
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Richard SmythFCARichard is the Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary for Steel & Tube Holdings Limited and is responsible for finance, taxation and treasury functions as well as... |
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Jason StinchcombeFCAJason is an audit and technical partner at RSM. His professional role involves the provision of audit and financial reporting advisory services to small and medium sized entities (SMEs)... |
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Warwick WhiteWarwick White is a Principal Advisor and Deputy Head of the Government Finance Profession at The New Zealand Treasury. This role supports lifting strategic financial management capability across government... |
The Plan sets out the broad specific activities of the NZASB for the 2021–2026 period.
It is on a rolling five-yearly basis and we update it annually to ensure it remains a dynamic document that reflects the achievements to date and it considers new actions in response to changes in the domestic and international environment.
NZASB's actions are aligned with the XRB’s Strategic Plan for the 2021–2026 period.
NZASB Action Plan 2021-2026
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Below is a summary of our Action Plan's objectives.
Develop and issue accounting standards to support the existing financial reporting strategy, including the multi-standards, multi-tier accounting standards framework.
Influence the work of the international standard-setting boards, especially for projects of importance to New Zealand.
Ensuring standards are developed in a collaborative manner.
Undertaking research into the financial and non-financial information needs of users of general purpose financial reports (GPFR).
The Technical Reference Group (TRG) was established in 2014 to provide a forum for the New Zealand Accounting Standards Board (NZASB) to consult on technical accounting issues.
This is a summary of the significant standard-setting projects that the NZASB is expected to consider over its next four meetings. It includes milestones for each current domestic and international standard-setting project.
These projects are significantly influenced by the work programmes of the IASB and the IPSASB.
NZASB Work Plan June 2022
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There are currently no vacancies on the NZASB Board.
