New campaign positions Chartered Professional Accountants as being on the right side of change

Amanda Whitewood, FCPA, FCMA, named vice-chair, Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada

In a two-part series, a new study tells a cautionary tale for Canadian accounting academia

Chartered Professional Accountants weigh in on the challenges of complying with a new ethics standard

New IESBA ethics standard addresses client confidentiality vs. public interest

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

New ACCA report offers scenarios and solutions to digital ethical challenges

Consultation on changes to the Voluntary Disclosures Program has ended

Does it hold any lessons for Canadian accountants?

Review: The Fourth Industrial Revolution by Klaus Schwab, World Economic Forum

National accounting body supports Prince's Accounting for Sustainability Project as part of the Prince of Wales's Charities Foundation

A proposed new standard on public private partnerships from the PSAB leads off our updates

Even as the Trump administration dismisses global warming, an international task force has laid the groundwork for consistent global reporting standards

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

In part two of "Catching up with Baruch Lev," the author of "The End of Accounting" tells a story about the transformative potential of artificial intelligence to disrupt the audit profession through machine learning

"The End of Accounting" author says his book has resonated because accounting and financial reporting no longer meets the needs of investors or CFOs

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

The history of accounting in Canada is as rich and varied as the history of Canada

Class-action lawsuit naming two CPAs slated to be settled by Home Capital

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

The Canadian tax system is suffering from a serious trust deficit. So say the numbers in a recent global survey

CBC Television personality Ian Lee of the Sprott School of Business is outspoken on the subject of taxation in Canada

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