Artificial Intelligence has moved far beyond being a business buzzword. In Canada’s fast-changing financial and tax environment, AI is becoming a practical tool for improving accuracy and efficiency in tax planning.

Table of Contents Budget 2025, Carney’s first spending plan has now crossed the finish line, with support from Green Party. It passed by very narrow margins. It survived political negotiations and weeks of tension. With that vote, Canada moved from speculation to certainty. This is the moment when businesses begin asking the real questions. What now. What changes today. What choices must be made before

As Alberta-based businesses continue to discern rapidly shifting economic and regulatory terrain, the federal Budget 2025 brings both opportunities and imperatives for strategic action.

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) remains one of the most significant pieces of legislation governing corporate governance, financial reporting, and internal control.

The ISO 14001 has become the international standard of Environmental Management Systems (EMS) in an age where sustainability is no longer a choice.

Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) in Canada are increasingly outgrowing the limits of conventional accounting software such as QuickBooks and Xero.

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,

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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Government tariffs exert a substantial tax and financial impact on Canadian enterprises in the form of duties on imported products.

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.

Implementing a new accounting system is a complex undertaking with long-term implications for your organization’s efficiency, compliance, and decision-making capabilities.

The Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax credit is Canada’s largest and most important innovation incentive program.

Internal control provides more value to an organization than forensic accounting does.
Ignoring internal controls might just cost you your company.

In an age of increasing digital threats, individuals and organizations are seeking robust tools to protect their data and maintain privacy online. One of the most widely used and trusted technologies in this realm is the Virtual Private Network (VPN).

In modern business parlance, stagnancy might equate to moonwalking. Efficiency, agility, and cost-effectiveness are no longer sunshine objectives but factors required for survival and sustained growth.

In today’s highly competitive and fast-paced business environment, technology has emerged as a powerful enabler of growth, efficiency, and resilience. Its impact on business performance is both transformative and far-reaching, influencing every aspect of an organization, from how data is captured and processed to how decisions are made and customers are engaged. Businesses that adopt technology strategically are witnessing improvements in operational efficiency, financial accuracy,

IFRS 18, issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) in April 2024, replaces IAS 1 – Presentation of Financial Statements. It introduces significant changes to how financial performance is presented and how entities disclose information,

Aligns with the principles of financial materiality (focus on enterprise value).
Mandates that sustainability disclosures be part of the general purpose financial reports, with the same timing as financial statements.

The information contained herein is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as legal advice, as tax laws and regulations can change within weeks and render some tax strategies void.

US GAAP is more rules-based, while IFRS is principles-based, offering broader guidelines that require more professional judgment.

Implementing the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) for the first time is a significant and complex undertaking, especially for organizations preparing for IPOs or expanding into regulated environments.

Level of complexity in accounting, taxation, cash management, and forecasting determines whether you need a CFO with industry specialization or broader skills.

Canada’s digital economy is growing rapidly, making businesses increasingly reliant on data, networks, and cloud infrastructure. While this enhances productivity and global competitiveness, it also exposes organizations to evolving cyber threats. Both small and large Canadian businesses are targeted by cybercriminals, nation-state actors, and insider threats.

ISO certification is internationally recognized and signals to customers, partners, and regulators that the business adheres to globally accepted standards. In Canada’s diverse and competitive market, this certification distinguishes companies by validating quality, safety, and efficiency.

On seeing a writing related to succession planning, a reader might wonder, should I be reading about such an unpleasant subject? It’s funny; everyone seems to relish discussing the topic of death–just as long as it’s not their own death.