Accounting for income taxes

This course gives you an introduction to accounting for income taxes in Canada, under both IFRS and ASPE.

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Event Details

Location and date:
Online November 14, 2016 - 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. EST
Toronto November 14, 2016 - 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. EST

Learn the fundamentals of accounting for income taxes in Canada under both IFRS and ASPE with this introduction to basic concepts: recognition, measurement, valuation, presentation, disclosure and more.

You will also be introduced to some advanced topics in accounting for income tax.

Additional options and pricing may be available. See pricing and registration for more details.



$895.00

22.5 CPD hour(s)
Pricing & registration

You will learn about:

  • methodologies for income tax accounting
  • temporary differences and deferred tax
  • accounting for income tax rules in IFRS and ASPE
  • GAAP accounting for income taxes of Canadian entities
  • other advanced topics in income tax

A certificate of completion is available once the following conditions are met:

  • completion of all elearning modules
  • successful completion of the assessment
  • attendance at the classroom session, in person or virtually

More Details:

Venue[s] and Accommodation[s]

Venue[s]:

Webinar

Ivey Tangerine Leadership Centre
130 King St. West, Ground Floor, Toronto, ON M5X 1A9
t.:416-861-9600

The Ivey Tangerine Leadership Centre is located 24 km from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport and walking distance from Union station, major hotels and local attractions. Underground parking available.

Frequently asked questions:

Format and materials:

You must complete the self-study elearning component of this course before the classroom session. The self-study component includes:
  • an ebook
  • elearning activities
  • assessment questions
A half-day classroom session follows the elearning component of the course. The classroom session will walk you through case studies so you can apply the concepts covered in the elearning. You can choose to attend the classroom session in person or virtually. The case studies for the classroom session will be available following the completion of the elearning.

Other information:

Students will get access to the elearning materials upon registration. The elearning component of the course includes a discussion board, which is facilitated by a subject matter expert who will answer any content questions you may have.

Contacts

Please contact:

CPA Canada Professional Learning and Development Customer Service
Tel: 1-888-337-3242
Email: pld@cpacanada.ca

Sheri Price, program manager, Tax Education, Professional Learning and Development
Tel: 416-204-3425
Email: sprice@cpacanada.ca