Economies with strong ties to China could be in for a rocky road ahead

CPA Canada aligns with global accounting bodies to address climate change

And few people have any idea, say three researchers of popular passive investment funds known as ETFs

Allan Lanthier on the OECD's proposal to limit excessive debt leveraging

History proves radical technological change can be achieved by state intervention

Securities regulator issues statement following UK, US audit watchdogs

The robbery of the century in Germany resembles the Enron accounting case

Coronavirus is disrupting global supply chains and the Chinese manufacturing sector, says Chusu He.

CETA provides a model for a U.K.-EU deal, it can also be the template for a Canada-U.K. deal, says economics professor Eugene Beaulieu

Shows why the century-old international tax system is broken, says Professor Ruth Mason

Was a big Hollywood movie investment deal just make-believe?

Illicit capital moves through the underground Vancouver model, says Robert Diab

And has turned central banks into pseudo governments, says Valerio Cerretano

Canada Revenue Agency to review files for Canadian connections

It’s time to start measuring our economy differently

Audit regulation tops the list in our annual review of accounting news headlines

BC Court of Appeal upholds rectification of miscalculated capital dividend account

A primer from David Rotfleisch on bilateral tax agreements

Buckle up for turbulence, says professor of banking and finance law

Part 2 of a two-part series on accounting firms providing value-added service

Part I: Accounting firms see broader scope as a value-added service

Accounting firms reap revenue as regulators rail against lack of transparency

Hedge funds are using credit default swaps to manufacture liquidations

New research says countries losing US$125b in tax revenue

Brand Finance warns of a decline in Big Four dominance