The Deloitte-Abramovich files describe conduct no Canadian accounting firm would touch, writes Canadian tax lawyer and accountant David J. Rotfleisch

CRA non-compliance included failure to meet annual quotas for amount spent on charitable activities or donations, and providing undue benefit to director

In the first of two articles, Canadian tax lawyer and accountant David J. Rotfleisch examines the schemes exposed by forensic analysis in accounting terms

Canadian tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch on what a recent article by the IJF about the Asper Foundation gets wrong about Canadian charity law

Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario joins five national, provincial organizations representing over 700,000 businesses, professionals across Canada

The Canada Revenue Agency is organizing its audit work around patterns across years, writes Syed Saif Ali. The bottom line for practitioners is not alarm

Koby Smutylo of Smutylo Law+ presents five tips for BC accounting, bookkeeping firms to manage the temporary tax regulation on professional services

Cross-client portfolio insights, Firm Playbooks and Unified Inbox give Canadian accounting firms a way to deliver advisory work across their whole client base

CPAB settlement agreement details six-year history of RSM auditors violating auditing and quality control standards related to sign-offs on audit workpapers

A CPA's signature can turn a narrow records review into a much broader assertion in the eyes of a bank, lawyer, regulator, or immigration decision-maker

The Canadian Public Accountability Board released audit inspection reports for Doane Grant Thornton, Grant Thornton U.S., and Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton

The point is not paperwork for its own sake, writes Dr. Gleb Tsipursky. AI evidence ledgers answer questions accounting firms otherwise discover too late

The statute conditions for intergenerational business transfers are strict, writes Koby Smutylo. Here are six things to settle before the tax memo is right

Accounting firms now need to decide how much authority software should receive before a human must approve what happens next, writes Dr. Gleb Tsipursky

The real advantage of AI in investment accounting, says Brian McGlynn, lies in the deployment of solutions engineered around securities portfolio workflows

The $10-million capital gains exemption is permanent. Your client's control over the company it applies to ends the afternoon he signs, explains Koby Smutylo

In part two of his two-part series, Bashar Qawas of Better Books Canada delves deeper into the unevenness of small business rate cuts in Ontario and Quebec

Canada Revenue Agency has revoked tax status of many Canadian charitable organizations academic asserts are “largely just conduits” for overseas funding

In part one of a two-part series, Bashar Qawas of Better Books Canada explains the timing mismatch in cuts to the small business corporate income tax rate

Future accounting teams could include local accountants, offshore accounting professionals, automation and AI Digital Employees, explains Ryan Morris.

The FC Robinson MAP deadline ruling has implications for cross-border taxpayers, owner-managers, corporate groups, and accountants, says David J Rotfleisch

For internationally connected entrepreneurs, the central question is not, ‘How do we make this immigration file stronger?,’ writes Usman Khalil, RCIC, CPA

For a large share of Canadian small and mid-sized businesses, the work that would help most is controllership, writes Eric Saumure, CPA, CA, of Zenbooks

Chartered Professional Accountants of Newfoundland and Labrador cannot investigate Deloitte Inc., the legal entity that produced flawed AI consulting report

Lorne Saltman of Gardiner Roberts LLP explains why the Tax Court rejected the CRA’s position that a $36-million pipeline feasability study was not deductible