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,
Growth Through Acquisition: Key Financial Considerations
For many organizations, organic growth is no longer sufficient to achieve strategic objectives in competitive and rapidly evolving markets. As a result, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have become a critical pathway for accelerating growth, expanding market share, acquiring talent, entering new geographies, and enhancing service offerings.
Meta’s $13B Bet Signals Alberta’s AI Moment
Alberta just landed one of the largest single investments in its history, and it did not come from oil, gas or agriculture. It came from a Silicon Valley technology company betting more than $13B on a patch of land in Sturgeon County, north of Edmonton.
Accounting Workflow Improvements That Save Time and Money
For many small and mid-sized businesses, accounting is often viewed as a necessary back-office function rather than a strategic capability.
Preparing Companies for Capital Raising or Exit
Building Financial Readiness for Investment, Growth, and Strategic Transactions
Why Cyber and Privacy Failures Have Become a Core Business Risk
For professional firms accounting, legal, tax, consulting, and advisory data privacy is no longer a peripheral compliance issue or an IT responsibility operating in the background.
Governance Best Practices for Family-Owned Companies
Family-owned companies are a cornerstone of global economies, often built on generations of hard work, shared values, and deep personal commitment. Yet the same qualities that make family enterprises unique also expose
Carney’s First Spending Plan Passes with Green Support
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.