The governance difference in co-operatives and mutuals
Saya Wahrlich, CEO of Cooperative Business New Zealand. How BVO Audit supports the governance and reporting of the national peak body for co-operatives and mutuals. With high accountability to members and limited room to manoeuvre, Cooperative Business NZ needed an audit partner who understood the member-owned model and the rhythm of reporting to members.
Strong values, strong governance
Alex Hayton, CEO of the International Taekwon-Do Foundation of New Zealand (ITKD) How BVO Audit supports the values and governance of NZ’s largest martial arts organisation. With over 3,000 members across 50 clubs, ITKD is built on discipline, community, and transparency. CEO Alex Hayton shares how BVO helps make audit season smooth and why a proper audit matters for a member-led organisation.
No time to waste: keeping Parnell Business Association on track
Cheryl Adamson General Manager of the Parnell Business Association (Parnell BID) How BVO [...]
How smart Incorporated Societies use audits to grow
Audits are often seen as a compliance task, something to tick off for funders or the rules. But for incorporated societies, they can do much more. A well-run audit builds trust, strengthens governance, and helps attract funding. With the right approach it becomes a strategic asset.
What is the difference between audit services and reviews?
One way to streamline not for profit reporting requirements is to be clear about the difference between audit services and reviews. This article shares the nuances between the two services.
14 steps to make not-for-profit financial reporting a success
The end of the financial year (EOFY) is an important time for not-for-profit organisations (NFPs) to review their financial performance, finalise their financial statements, and prepare for the upcoming year. Follow our 14 steps on how to approach you or your client’s financial not-for-profit financial reporting requirements for year-end.
Understanding financial reporting tiers
Within the myriad of technical jargon that accountants and auditors frequently use is reference to the financial reporting tier structure. This blog looks at what these tiers mean in relationship to financial statements and audit requirements.
