Practice
Practice
I lost my battle with the CRA, but I won the war
Taxpayers often lose at the objection stage, says Tax Lawyer Dale Barrett
Practice
Friedman: The conflict between CRA civil audits and the Canadian Charter
David Rotfleisch looks at Canada (National Revenue) v. Friedman
Profession
MNP builds business in Kingston, Ont. with local merger
National accounting firm continues to Eastern expansion
Partner Posts
The ethics of audit self-insurance in Canadian accounting
Audit Shield removes hassle and conflicts of interest
Profession
Accounting firms on holiday shopping spree for consultants
Deloitte, EY Canada, and MNP LLP buy Canadian consulting firms
Profession
MNP mergers expand Nova Scotia accounting presence
Homegrown accounting firm picks up two practices in Sydney
Technology
Where Canadian accountants are putting their hardware dollars
Sole practitioners, firms outsourcing more of their IT support
Practice
How accountants can keep up with the constant rise of FinTech
Wagepoint CEO Shrad Rao on choosing the right apps for your accounting or bookkeeping practice and for your clients
Profession
Canadian tax issues involving the concept of agency
Three examples as an introduction to Canadian tax issues involving agency
Profession
By the numbers: How Canadian accountants are dealing with changing technology
Sole practitioners, small firms say pace of change a challenge
Practice
Why successful investors should worry about the CRA coming after their TFSAs
Stevan Novoselac and Reea Galeano of Gowling WLG on warrants
Profession
Canada's audit leaders hold roundtable
CPAB, OSFI co-host roundtable to discuss public confidence in audit quality
Practice
Why taxpayers cannot rely on advice from the CRA
Taxpayer reassessed for acting on information given to him by the CRA
Practice
Accounting firms look globally to serve clients locally
Part 2 of a two-part series on accounting firms providing value-added service
Practice
Why accountants are discussing global trends with clients
Part I: Accounting firms see broader scope as a value-added service
Practice
Election & Taxation: Minority is the new majority
Three things everyone needs to know about the 2019 federal election
Business
Grant Thornton: A busy fall season of accounting acquisitions
Accounting firm kicks off November with two announcements
Practice
Corporate amalgamation deemed an avoidance transaction
David J. Rotfleisch looks at Birchcliff Energy Ltd. v. The Queen
Practice
Misrepresentation of business expenses exposes taxpayer to reassessment beyond normal reassessment period
Strum v. The Queen 2019 TCC 167
Practice
A caution to Canadian tax planners: Eyeball Networks Inc. v The Queen
A Butterfly reorganization might trigger derivative tax liability
Partner Posts
Advanced Data Analytics central to CaseWare's latest AI-driven solution for all engagements
Technology leader seeks to improve efficiency, quality, and value of engagements with new offering for the audit profession
Practice
Supreme Court of Canada dismisses Samaroo CRA appeal
End of controversial tax case disappoints Canadian accountants
Profession
Big Four audit quality shows improvement in 2019
Auditing estimates remains a challenge says CPAB
Practice
Notice Of Assessment: Should You Pay In Advance?
A recent court ruling provides guidance, says Jonathan Éthier of law firm Spiegel Sohmer.
Bridget Noonan
Selling your accounting firm: Are you REALLY ready to leave?
Bridget Noonan of Clearline Consulting on selling a small-sized practice