Google NZ books more business locally, pays $511m to sister companies

Google NZ books more business locally, pays $511m to sister companies
Paul McBeth
Google New Zealand recognised more business locally in 2019, reflecting the global crackdown on the tax affairs of multinational software firms, but still paid more than half a billion dollars to related companies.The local unit of the world’s dominant search engine operator reported a pre-tax profit of $10.6 million on revenue of $36.2 million in calendar 2019, compared to a pre-tax loss of $640,000 on revenue of $17.5 million a year earlier.Google NZ said that was the first full year operating under its new business model, and that it &...

More Services

Why chefs are losing their appetite
Services

Why chefs are losing their appetite

Fine dining is losing its shine for a generation of chefs.  

Dileepa Fonseka 10 Jan 2025
Audit fee rise is NZ playing ‘catch up’
Finance Auditing the Auditors

Audit fee rise is NZ playing ‘catch up’

Auditors have relied on importing talent, says NZSA's Oliver Mander. 

Murray Jones 18 Dec 2024
A box of unopened mail for a Xmas gift. What could go wrong?
Services

A box of unopened mail for a Xmas gift. What could go wrong?

Mystery packages popular in the US, but things can quickly go from fun to weird.

Creative solutions needed to keep NZ workers
Economy

Creative solutions needed to keep NZ workers

Robert Walters sees talent migration potentially getting worse in 2025.