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Accounting and Finance Jobs
Accounting and finance jobs in New Zealand span finance management, financial accounting and group accounting, financial analysis and modelling, management accounting and business partnering, tax, audit and advisory, and more. Robert Walters recruits permanent, contract and temporary roles for multinational companies, large corporate businesses, small-to-medium enterprises, and public sector organisations across New Zealand, from senior accountants through to finance managers, financial controllers and CFOs. Browse current vacancies to find your next opportunity.
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Salary: Negotiable
Location: Wellington Central
Date posted: 7 October 2026
Salary: Negotiable
Location: Auckland CBD
Date posted: 1 October 2026
Salary: Negotiable
Location: Auckland CBD
Date posted: 25 September 2026
Salary: $140,000 - $160,000 per annum
Location: Auckland CBD
Date posted: 20 September 2026
Salary: $150,000 - $165,000 per annum
Location: Auckland CBD
Date posted: 8 September 2026
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What accounting and finance jobs are available in New Zealand?
Accounting and finance jobs in New Zealand include financial accounting and group accounting, financial analysis and modelling, management accounting and business partnering, and tax, audit and advisory roles. Opportunities range from accounting positions to senior finance leadership, depending on the employer and experience required. Browse accounting and finance recruitment opportunities to explore current roles. -
Do you need a CA to work as an accountant in New Zealand?
CA qualifications are not required for every accounting job in New Zealand, although they can be important for qualified and senior positions. Requirements vary by role, employer and career stage, with some positions accepting other recognised accounting qualifications or relevant experience. Explore accounting jobs in Auckland to see current opportunities and qualification requirements. -
Which industries hire accountants in New Zealand?
Accountants in New Zealand are hired across professional services, financial services, commercial businesses, manufacturing, technology and the public sector. Employers recruit for financial reporting, management accounting, business partnering, tax and analysis, with requirements varying by industry and experience. Browse the Robert Walters Salary Guide to understand how accounting salaries vary across industries and experience levels.
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What is the difference between management accounting and financial accounting?
Management accounting focuses on financial information used for planning and business decisions, while financial accounting focuses on reporting an organisation's financial performance and position. Management accountants often work closely with business leaders, while financial accountants focus more on reporting and compliance. Explore accounting career advice for guidance on developing your accounting career.