A board’s ability to monitor for fraud, corruption or other problems is limited at best

Professional accounting bodies on "a journey to reimagine the future of the accounting profession," says CPA Canada's president & CEO

CM2.0 DAIS changes to the Competency Map are welcome but students in CPA PEP need help now, says CPA program coach and mentor Gevorg Grigoryan, CPA

A contrarian look at financial literacy education and its focus on individual responsibility

The federal government is desperate for money, says Vern Krishna. Tax increases will follow a Liberal majority government

It’s time the accounting profession take earnings management more seriously, says financial accounting professors at Queen’s University in Kingston.

But legal argument just one obstacle towards implementation says Professor Rebecca Parry

In part two of a two-part series, Allan Lanthier outlines the strategy for legislative repeal and predicts what lies ahead for Bill C-208

Bill C-208 has handed tax avoiders a new surplus stripping scheme on a silver platter explains tax expert Allan Lanthier in a two-part series

Doug S. Ewens and Kenneth Keung of Moodys Tax Law LLP in a three-part series on creditor-proofing reorganizations

High employee turnover is unwelcome news for employers, says Professor Erica Pimentel, CPA, CA, of the Smith School of Business, Queen's University

Anticipate new accounting ways around the rules, says Professor Ronen Palan

The future of the internet may be intranets, say Michael Parent and David R. Beatty

Allan Lanthier explains a recent case in the UK Supreme Court, HMRC v Tooth, and its consequences in a Canadian context

Corporate governance and executive compensation regulation is at fault, say Calgary academics

The institution is more comfortable with the status quo than with serious innovation, despite its history of being an innovator in monetary policy

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, future foreign takeovers will now be scrutinized for their local as well as national impact, explains Andrew House of Fasken

Québec has done little to publicize a regime that other provinces should follow

An increasing numbers of investors depend on ESG information from third parties for their investment decisions but are the rankings meaningless?

Tax accountant and lawyer David J Rotfleisch says paying our income taxes is what keeps Canada a great country to live in

Canadian real estate and farmland have been historical inflation hedges

Accounting has an intangibles problem, says Nick Shepherd, author of How Accountants Lost Their Balance

Think twice before extending American anti-AML programs to Canada, says UBC Allard School of Law Professor Joven Narwal

Trevor Norris says public education should receive tech sector taxation revenue

The concept of employee voice and importance of higher-quality ideas