Capital equipment is not becoming less expensive; Alberta manufacturers know this. Over the last two years, both the price of steel and machinery and that of industrial technology have increased, just at a time when buyers worldwide are paying more for cleaner production methods.
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The Psychology of Tax Debt Among Entrepreneurs and Executives
Tax debt can be considered a financial issue, but for a lot of people, it’s also a behavioural issue. Successful business owners and managers are intelligent, disciplined and very competent. However, there are numerous individuals who find themselves paying taxes in the face of an unanticipated tax bill, a lack of remittance,
The Tax Implications of Passing Down Real Estate in Canada
Real estate is an important asset for many Canadians. Giving real estate to your next generation can be an important facet of your estate plan, whether you’re passing on to your family, your longtime cottage that’s been in the family for generations, or an investment property.
CRA Denies Taxpayer Relief Request for Various Applicants: What This Latest Case Reveals About Tax Compliance in 2026
A recent Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) decision is drawing attention across the tax and finance space, not because it introduces a new rule, but because it reinforces an old one more firmly than ever: taxpayers are fully responsible for the accuracy of their returns, even when using automated systems.
The Operational Cost of Unresolved Tax Issues
Most business owners consider tax issues to be a financial hassle. A penalty. An unexpected bill. An occurrence that the accounting staff manages and forgets.
Understanding Working Capital and Why It Matters for a Strategic CFO
Many business leaders equate success with revenue growth and profitability. While both are critical indicators of business performance, they do not necessarily translate into financial stability.
The COSO ERM Framework Explained
Enterprise risk has become increasingly complex in today’s business environment. Organizations are no longer exposed only to traditional financial risks but also to cybersecurity threats, regulatory uncertainty, supply chain disruptions, fraud risks, data integrity issues, and rapidly evolving market conditions.
Key Warning Signs Hidden in Your Financial Statements: What Strategic CFOs and Leadership Teams Should Be Vigilant About
Financial statements are often viewed as historical reports that summarize an organization’s performance over a specific period.
Internal Controls Every Small Business Should Implement
Internal controls are often associated with large corporations, complex audit environments, or regulatory requirements such as SOX compliance. However, the reality is that small and mid-sized businesses are often more exposed to financial, operational, and fraud risks due to limited resources, less formalized processes, and heavy reliance on a small number of individuals.