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.
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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.
Challenges for a CFO in a Canadian Public Company and Mitigating Strategies: A Data-Driven Strategic Analysis
The role of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) in a Canadian public company has never been more complex or critical. CFOs today find themselves on a vibrant grid of duties; duties that go far beyond the scope of the conventional accounting and treasury roles.
How to Set KPIs in a Small to Medium-Sized Canadian Private Enterprise
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are essential instruments that help small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Canada to monitor the progress, measure success, and make informed decisions.
Detailed Analysis of the Tax Impact of Tariffs on Canadian Businesses
Government tariffs exert a substantial tax and financial impact on Canadian enterprises in the form of duties on imported products.
How To Minimize Estate Taxes in Canada: 10 Proven Tricks
The word Estate sounds ominous because many think Estate, Will, and Death are interlinked. However, estate planning and minimization of estate taxes are a part of life planning. They are a continuation of the steps one takes in life.
Key Points to Consider When Implementing a New Accounting System
Implementing a new accounting system is a complex undertaking with long-term implications for your organization’s efficiency, compliance, and decision-making capabilities.
Why SR&ED Tax Credits Are Critical for Canadian Businesses
The Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax credit is Canada’s largest and most important innovation incentive program.
Why Internal Controls are Important for Businesses
Internal control provides more value to an organization than forensic accounting does.
Ignoring internal controls might just cost you your company.