Accounting giant Deloitte has been recognised as the New Zealand Tax Firm of the Year for the second year in a row at the International Tax Review (ITR) Asia-Pacific Tax Awards 2024.
The company also claimed top honours in several other categories across the APAC region.
These include Global Executive Mobility Tax Firm of the Year, Indirect Tax Firm of the Year, Tax Compliance and Reporting Firm of the Year, Tax Firm of the Year, Tax Innovator of the Year, Tax Technology Provider of the Year and Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year.
In addition to these awards, Deloitte has been ranked as a tier-one company in both general corporate tax and transfer pricing in New Zealand.
These rankings are part of ITR World Tax’s assessment, which evaluates tax companies across various countries.
Deloitte New Zealand national tax & business advisory leader Bruce Wallace said: “We are extremely proud of our continued recognition by ITR in these awards.
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By GlobalData“This recognition is testament to the huge efforts of our team in their pursuit of excellent client service and making an impact that matters for our clients. A big thank you to all of our clients, our team and ITR for the recognition.”
Recently, the company has set an ambitious goal to increase its India operations revenue to $5bn (Rs420bn) by 2030.
In an interview with Indian news agency PTI, Deloitte CEO for South Asia Romal Shetty said the company’s revenue from India reached Rs100bn, contributing 10% to the global revenue.
Early last month, Deloitte partnered with the London School of Business and Finance (LSBF) Singapore Campus to offer upskilling programmes for finance and accounting professionals.
These programmes aim to blend academic knowledge with practical skills, leveraging LSBF’s accreditation as an ACCA learning partner and provider of the Singapore Chartered Accountant Qualification.
