Canada
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Personal Finance
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Denise Deveau
New rules for owners transferring their business to next generation family members or employees will soon take effect
Canada
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Tools
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James Kennedy
From learning about land acknowledgments to enrolling in free courses, here are some ways you can better understand Canada’s history
Canada
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In The News
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Jeff Buckstein
DEI advocates say organizations need to follow through on their public commitments for real change
Canada
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Personal Finance
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Lisa Jackson
Struggling with reams of receipts and looming tax deadlines? These expert tips from CPAs should make the filing process much easier
Canada
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Sustainability
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Mathieu de Lajartre
A CPA who specializes in natural language processing explains how disclosure of equity, diversity and inclusion policies often amounts to little more than ‘social washing’
Canada
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Personal Finance
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Mathieu de Lajartre
Want to improve your credit score? Experts explain what you need to know—and do
Canada
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Economy
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David-Alexandre Brassard
Even though a tentative agreement is now in place, the federal workers’ strike highlights the shortcomings of Ottawa’s approach to employment
Canada
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Personal Finance
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Anya Levykh
CPA Canada’s Doretta Thompson explains why predatory lending is so dangerous—and how the latest budget proposals might be a first step toward a solution
Canada
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Economy
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David-Alexandre Brassard
It’s unlikely that we’ll see the same kinds of bank crises in this country as we’ve seen with several financial institutions around the world. Here’s why
Canada
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Economy
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Denise Deveau
CPA Canada responds to the budget’s delivery on issues relating to budgetary balancing, incentives for investment in clean energy and more
Canada
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Fraud
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Mathieu de Lajartre
Scammers are always coming up with new ways to target businesses, so it’s important for all employees to be vigilant
Canada
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Fraud
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Denise Deveau
As hackers become more sophisticated in their tactics, CPAs have a role to play in preventing attacks and acting as trusted advisers