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involve the transfer of ownership or control of assets by a third party to local authorities.... |
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occurs because operating income exceeds operating expenditure. |
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includes all forms of rates, such as uniform annual general charges, water rates, and targeted... |
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is debt due to be paid after the next 12 months. |
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occurs because operating expenditure exceeds operating income. |
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is the amount spent on providing core services. |
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is funding earned to provide core services. |
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is the difference between the value of assets and liabilities. |
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mainly arise from valuation changes. This means that local authorities have re-assessed the value... |
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are city councils, district councils, unitary authorities, and regional councils in New Zealand. |
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can be fixed assets, such as infrastructure, land and buildings, or long-term investments,... |
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are obligations to pay off debt due in more than 12 months. These include term debt and other... |
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relate to the provision of core services by local authorities. |
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is the gradual writing-off over time of the value of physical asset such as infrastructural assets, ... |
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development contributions are charges developers pay for development work (such as subdivisions or... |
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are the gross earnings of all paid employees of the local authority. Includes overtime, sick and... |
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relate to establishing or owning an asset. Capital transactions must be linked to a particular... |
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are short-term assets or those readily converted to cash. Examples include: cash and bank deposits, ... |
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are short-term debts due to be paid within the next 12 months. These include short-term provision... |
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is the gradual writing-off of the value of an asset over time. It is charged on intangible assets... |
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represent a store of value, and can be a source of income or generate economic benefit when used.... |
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International migration is the long-term movement of people to and from New Zealand. International... |
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A migrant departure is a New Zealand resident who departs New Zealand and cumulatively spends 12... |
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A measure that is estimated from the actual travel histories of people travelling in and out of New ... |
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The 12/16-month rule is a way of classifying border crossings as short-term or long-term on the... |
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