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November 1, 1998Australian Accounting Review

Harmonising with Overseas Accounting Standards: A New Zealand Perspective

Michael E. Bradbury

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Abstract

Standard‐setting in New Zealand has graduated from the early wholesale adoption of overseas pronouncements to an autonomous approach which recognises unique characteristics of the country's legislation and culture. However, close cooperation is observed with Australian standard‐setting.

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