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Visit our Auckland office: Level 9, NZX, 45 Queen Street, PO Box 3899, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140
Email: auckland@bakertillysr.nz
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Auckland was founded in 1945 and has grown to be one of New Zealand's leading and most trusted independent chartered accounting firms. We have 17 directors leading a team of more than 100 professional staff and we provide great service to a wide range of clients.
For many businesses, accountancy is just a service they need, not something selected for its added value. Our talented people and diverse range of business advisory services mean we can be so much more for your business.
Having worked with some clients for several generations across our 70 years in business, we know first-hand how building strong relationships is key to business continuity and lasting success. What does this mean for you? For a start, we care about your business and your personal ambitions, so we work hard to help you find ways to grow wealth and keep it secure.
Next, you can rely on us to go beyond the obvious. We use our deep knowledge of the New Zealand business landscape to come up with innovative ideas.
We also think clearly and proactively about what kind of services will help you and how to make them affordable and effective. That means maximising technology to deliver services faster and more cost-effectively.
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Our specialists are here to help your business or organisation prosper!
Jason Daubney started with us as a young accountant straight out of university. He still remembers his first day as a fresh-faced graduate at Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Auckland in 2011.
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Auckland senior accountant Hazel Ouwehand is packing, ready to fly out as a New Zealand swimming representative. Her athlete’s uniform has prime position in her suitcase.
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