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Profession
Tax Court of Canada to prioritize sittings for summer reopening
17-point prioritization plan detailed by Chief Justice Eugene Rossiter
Profession
COVID-19 pandemic promotes paperless public practices
Part two in a series on how the coronavirus crisis is accelerating change at accounting firms
Profession
Tax Court of Canada presents summer reopening pandemic scenarios
Chief Justice Eugene Rossiter lays out plans, procedures for summer hearings
Practice
Shifting to virtual: 3 tips for onboarding new hires virtually
Adapting onboarding practices to welcome new hires remotely is a new way forward, says Sofia Arisheh
Profession
COVID-19 is accelerating change at Canadian accounting firms
Part one in a series on the post-pandemic accounting office
Practice
IRS may require snowbirds stuck in the US to file tax returns
Snowbirds caught in the US due to COVID-19 may face tax issues, says Gabriel Castillo
Practice
Message to Canadian owners of US rental properties: The IRS is going to be in your neighbourhood
The IRS will roll out a new enforcement campaign later this year
Practice
Shifting to virtual: 3 tips for providing feedback to virtual accounting teams
Structured performance feedback is vital to virtual teams, says Sofia Arisheh
Practice
Equity, deadline and when CRA is at fault
A Canadian tax lawyer analysis of Dutka v. The Queen
Practice
Tax disputes and tax filing and payment relief efforts in the age of COVID-19
Joseph A. Gill of McKercher LLP reviews changes to tax deadlines
Profession
Suing the Canada Revenue Agency for negligence
Upper level costs awarded to CRA in lengthy accounting case over SR&ED credits
Practice
The Tax Court Of Canada tests a new procedure – The Preliminary Ruling Docket
2020 initiative driven by increased objections, case backlog
Management
How accounting, finance can navigate regulatory reporting complexity during the pandemic
Massimo Marinelli of EY Canada on staying committed to business fundamentals during COVID-19
Profession
6 financial reporting and assurance considerations under COVID-19
Depending on the year-end of the organization, the financial reporting impact and the reporting considerations will be significantly different, says Bridget Noonan of Clearline Consulting
Practice
Coronavirus & accountants series, conclusion: Colby McGeachy
And some observations from this week's 5-part series
Practice
Coronavirus & accountants series, part four: Sole practitioners
“If it was any other time of year, it would be so much easier”: Catherine Barrie and Larry Hemeryck of Ontario
Practice
Coronavirus & accountants series, part three: Ish Jindal CPA
Precaution not panic as clients react differently to COVID-19, says Ish Jindal
Practice
Coronavirus & accountants series, part two: Andersen Tax LLP
The COVID-19 outbreak has occurred at a critical time for accounting firms
Practice
Coronavirus & accountants: 6 accounting firms speak out
First of a 5-part series: Jason Kingston of DSK LLP in Cambridge & Kitchener
Profession
5 fun takeaways from the 2020 Accounting & Bookkeeping Survey
The annual survey is a goldmine of information on Canadian accountants, sole practitioners and SME firms
Profession
Which mid-sized accounting firm gained the most new clients last year?
Our annual report of 2019 SEDAR filing data crunched by Audit Analytics
Practice
Crown bound by settlement agreement to allow losses it claimed to be a fiction
Gergely Hegedus of Dentons Canada on a recent Federal Court of Appeal decision
Practice
1074022 B.C. Ltd. v. Li: The need for legislative reform
A misinterpretation of section 116 of the Income Tax Act in a BC real estate case
Profession
KPMG Canada leads Big Four in audit client gains, losses
Our annual report of 2019 SEDAR filing data crunched by Audit Analytics
Profession
Coronavirus tax relief: Finally some good news for accountants
Sole practitioners, small firms will benefit most from deadline extensions