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Implementation Variables That Determine SoX Compliance Outcomes
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) remains one of the most significant pieces of legislation governing corporate governance, financial reporting, and internal control.
ISO 14001 – Implementing, Testing and Certification
The ISO 14001 has become the international standard of Environmental Management Systems (EMS) in an age where sustainability is no longer a choice.
ERP Platforms for Small Businesses and Their Advantages Over Conventional Accounting Systems
Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) in Canada are increasingly outgrowing the limits of conventional accounting software such as QuickBooks and Xero.
The CFO Challenge: Navigating Reporting Obligations for Canadian Public Issuers
The position of Chief Financial Officer of a Canadian public issuer is one that is subject to a very unusual set of liabilities. In contrast to their private-sector counterparts, CFOs operating in the public markets have compressed regulatory timeframes,
Change Management as Part of Finance Transformation: Strategies for Effective Implementation and Business Success
Finance transformation is no longer optional it is a business imperative. Driven by evolving regulatory requirements, technological advancements, and increasing demands for efficiency and insight, organizations
Buyer-Side Due Diligence: Key Steps and Critical Considerations
Buyer-side due diligence is not a mere formality as far as acquisition is concerned. It is the most critical of all protections to certify value, risk discovery, and plan to integrate.
Executor Duties and Responsibilities in Canada: A Practical Guide
Executor duties are long and demanding. Their role begins right after the testator’s death and lasts for many months, or if the estate is large and legally complex, several years.
Estate Planning Advice for Seniors: Key Issues to Consider
According to research undertaken by estate planning experts and financial institutions in Canada, there is a shocking finding that between 50 and 70 percent of Canadians lack a valid will or full estate plan.