Virginia Stallard CA
Virginia qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 2002, having spent a number of years in corporate accounting and within other chartered accounting firms.
Her experience covers a wide range of areas, including the banking profession, property investment and management, import and retail businesses, and farm accounting.
She founded Vision Accounting because she enjoys meeting with individual business owners and the enthusiasm they have for what they do. They motivate her and she enjoys the new and varied challenges they bring.
Virginia is originally from The Netherlands, having emigrated to New Zealand in 1984. She is married to a New Zealander and is the proud mother of two daughters.
The Vision Team
Just in case you thought Virginia was doing this all by herself, you will be pleased to note that she is surrounded by a wonderful team of five very committed members of staff. The team is made up of Chartered Accountants, qualified Accountants and Administrators, who together with Virginia have collectively over 100 years of experience in the world of chartered accounting.
Alliances
We are the first to admit that we can’t know everything. But we almost certainly know where to find the answer to that gnarly question you might have.
Over the years, we have developed professional alliances with a wide variety of organisations.
Affiliations
As a business ourselves, we work hard to fill our place in our professional community. We find these bodies to be great sources of business support and collegial friendliness.
Charities
Vision Accounting is concerned with the well-being of our local community and we aim to take a part in a number of charities by offering pro-bono work, discounted fees, donations and sponsorships. We support local schools and Life Education Trust by advertising support.
Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand
As many of you know, our oldest daughter Chantal was diagnosed with Leukaemia in April 2012, and underwent the gruelling chemotherapy regime. She survived that and went on to finish College and had just started University in 2019 when she suffered a relapse in the May. Sadly she passed away on 19 December 2019 aged just 19 after losing her second battle with this ghastly disease.
Leukaemia is a blood cancer, which affects so many families.
In support of the Leukaemia and Blood Cancer Foundation of New Zealand (LBC) and in the hope that in the future families are spared the enormous loss we are suffering, a memorial page was set up in honour of Chantal in support of LBC.
We hope you would kindly donate towards this good cause, in Chantal’s memory.
Thank you in advance.
Our Guiding Principles are why we are different
1st Guiding Principle
Looking blankly at the neat and tidy folder your accountant gives you at the end of the financial year is not good! Firstly, there’s a great deal of very [...]
2nd Guiding Principle
The first duck to get in place is: It’s not all about you! You may have a spouse and/or family members. What does the concept of building financial freedom [...]
3rd Guiding Principle
Yet there are many ways you could lose those things of value to you. In fact, when you decide to be in business you are deciding to take some [...]
4th Guiding Principle
But why spend time stressing about your financials when that energy could be better used to create new business opportunities and develop relationships? When you stop and think about [...]
5th Guiding Principle
Where does your decision-making confidence come from? Is it a gut feel: "Things seem to be going well; this is quite exciting – let’s just DO IT!" Hmmm. Or [...]
