Our Partners.

It takes teamwork to make the dream work.

We’re lucky to be partnered with some incredible organisations.

Xero’s online accounting software connects small business owners with their numbers, their bank, and advisors anytime. Founded in 2006, Xero now has 3.7 million subscribers and is a leader in cloud accounting across New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom. Xero automates many day-to-day tasks and keeps you up to date on the money side of things wherever you are.

Whitelaw Weber has proudly been a Xero Platinum Partner for several years now. A Xero Platinum Partner is an official ranking appointed by Xero which promotes their recommended partners (like us,) who are experts in Xero's cloud-based accounting technology (also, us!).

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NZ CA is New Zealand's largest network of Chartered Accounting firms providing a wide range of tax, audit, accounting and business advisory disciplines. With more than 30 associated firms and over 400 professional accounting staff and 200 support staff, NZ CA sits comfortably alongside multi-national accounting firms, while maintaining our local knowledge, expertise and relationships.

As a member organisation, we benefit from shared resources, online collaboration tools and access to specialists in virtually all areas.

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You may be surprised to learn that in New Zealand, you do not require any qualification or training to work as an accountant. In contrast, a Chartered Accountant has undertaken years of study and adheres to strict ethical and technical standards. Choosing a Chartered Accountant gives you the security of knowing you work will meet or exceed these recognised technical and ethics benchmarks.

Whitelaw Weber is proud to be a member of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ).

All CAANZ members must earn one of three designations (Chartered Accountant, Associate Chartered Accountant, Accounting Technician), which means they have already completed a significant amount of study and practical work experience by the time they are qualified.

Members are required to keep up to date with changes affecting the business and finance industry through ongoing professional development.

They’re also required to maintain high ethical and professional standards whether they work in business or practice.