Resources
BNZ – BusinessNZ PMI – January 2010
Ongoing strength in new orders kept manufacturing in positive territory for the first month of 2010, with a seasonally adjusted PMI for January at 52.
Income Splitting Tax Credit for Families with Children
Submission to the Inland Revenue Department on 'An Income Splitting Tax Credit for Families with Children'.
Emissions Trading Scheme Cost Recovery
Submission to the Ministry for Economic Development on its consultation paper entitled ‘Proposals for Cost Recovery: Emissions Rulings Service’, dated December 2009.
Maximising NZ’s Petroleum Potential Action Plan
Submission to the Ministry for Economic Development on the Government’s Petroleum Action Plan released in October 2009.
Statutory Framework for Financial Reporting
Submission to the Ministry of Economic Development on the Statutory Framework for Financial Reporting.
Tax Working Group Report
Submission to the Minister of Finance on the Tax Working Group (TWG) report.
BNZ – BusinessNZ PSI – December 2009
The service sector continued to show solid activity for the last month of 2009, with a seasonally adjusted PSI for December at 54.4.
Xmas shows spring in step for service sector – PSI
The service sector continued to show solid activity for the last month of 2009, with a seasonally adjusted PSI for December at 54.4.
Steady but improved end for manufacturing year – PMI
Manufacturing activity ended the year on a positive note, with expansion small but steady, with a seasonally adjusted PMI for December at 52.9.
BNZ – BusinessNZ PMI – December 2009
Manufacturing activity ended the year on a positive note, with expansion small but steady, with a seasonally adjusted PMI for December at 52.9.
BNZ Capital – BusinessNZ PSI – November 2009
The service sector is showing solid activity as Christmas approaches, with a seasonally adjusted PSI for November at 56.0.
Service sector activity picks up heading into Christmas – PSI
The service sector is showing solid activity as Christmas approaches, with a seasonally adjusted PSI for November at 56.0.