Canadian Accountant columnist Bridget Noonan of Clearline Consulting says now's the time to prepare for CSRE 2400.

Coalition of industry groups sees fallout to family business succession planning

Deep dive into SEDAR data offers surprising findings in Canadian audit profession

PwC leads in new clients by market cap and audit fees, says Audit Analytics

Breaking down the seven requirements in the Canadian Standard on Quality Control 1

As technology and demographics disrupt the accounting profession, insiders say SME firms are consolidating across Canada

Phoenix Management in Mississauga implemented a flat fee system three years ago. Founder LaMar Van Dusen says his business model is a success

The conclusion of our five-part series on the CRA's proposed changes to the Voluntary Disclosures Program focuses on proceeds from crime

Fourth of a five-part series on Canada Revenue Agency proposed changes to Voluntary Disclosures Program focuses on proceeds from crime

Small firms can stay in the audit game, if they invest in it

Third of a five-part series on Canada Revenue Agency proposed changes to Voluntary Disclosures Program focuses on changes to the payment schedule

Stop fighting Canadian Auditing Standards or risk getting left behind

Second of a five-part series on Canada Revenue Agency proposed changes to Voluntary Disclosures Program

The first of a three-part series by Bridget Noonan on firms and Canadian Auditing Standards

In the first of a five-part series, tax professionals say proposed changes put successful program at risk

The CRA is hiring SR&ED advisors in Ontario's hot tech corridor. What does it mean to practitioners like you?

SME practitioners claim consolidation is happening across Canada, with implications for the communities they serve. Part three of a three-part special report focuses on the impact of consolidation

SME practitioners claim consolidation is happening across Canada, with implications for the communities they serve. Part two of a three-part special report

SME practitioners claim consolidation is happening across Canada, with implications for the communities they serve. Part one of a three-part special report

Accounting practitioners have long complained that the wheels of the CRA move too slowly. But in the case of NOAs, they're moving too fast

We get a response to the complaints of practitioners over notice of assessments

What does the new review engagement standard mean to your firm and clients? Like any good question in the accounting profession, the answer is "it depends"

How one small Ontario firm beat the odds and placed two students on the CFE National Honour Roll