• What leaders get wrong about change—and how to fix it

    What leaders get wrong about change—and how to fix it

    Clarity, consistency and recognition can help leaders sustain employee engagement through complex change initiatives. Learn more.

    Sherry Gaudin MBA, CHRP shared this article

  • Why internal audit remains a strategic asset

    Why internal audit remains a strategic asset

    RSM looks at the internal audit function and how it’s evolving to support organizational resilience, transparency and growth. Learn more.

    Joel A. Humphrey CPA, CA shared this article

  • SPA accounting reviews to seal the deal

    SPA accounting reviews to seal the deal

    RSM discusses how sale and purchase agreement (SPA) accounting reviews can help sidestep disputes and safeguard value. Read more.

    Ian L. FitzPatrick CPA, CA, CBV shared this article

  • 2024 Review: Consumer Price Index and Inflation Trends in Canada

    2024 Review: Consumer Price Index and Inflation Trends in Canada

    Unpack the significant economic trends of Canada in 2024, from the impact of food inflation and high interest rates on the CPI, to the effects of the tax holiday on consumer goods. Discover how these factors are shaping the inflation outlook for the country amidst ongoing trade policy uncertainty.

    Edwin P. Reilly CPA,CA shared this article

  • The Role of Business in Addressing Modern Slavery

    The Role of Business in Addressing Modern Slavery

    Modern slavery remains a critical challenge in today’s global economy, with businesses under increasing pressure to ensure their supply chains are free from exploitative labor practices. This article delves into the evolving regulatory landscape, the significant risks of non-compliance, and strategic steps companies can take to combat forced labor while integrating social responsibility into their…

    Edwin P. Reilly CPA,CA shared this article

  • Canada’s Fall Economic Statement 2024: A Review

    Canada’s Fall Economic Statement 2024: A Review

    The 2024 Fall Economic Statement proposes several changes to personal and business tax laws, aimed at addressing inflation and assisting businesses and individuals. The government plans to expand the capital gains rollover on business investments, which will allow small businesses to access capital more easily. Additionally, the statement confirms a GST/HST tax break for holiday…

    Cleo Melanson CPA, CA shared this article

  • Successfully Navigating the GST/HST Tax Holiday: A Business Perspective

    Successfully Navigating the GST/HST Tax Holiday: A Business Perspective

    The proposed GST/HST tax holiday in Canada, introduced under Bill C-78, offers businesses a temporary opportunity to boost sales and provide consumer relief by zero-rating specific supplies. Spanning December 14, 2024, to February 15, 2025, this initiative poses both opportunities and challenges for businesses eager to capitalize on the tax benefits. Explore how businesses can…

    John Greenidge shared this article

  • Beyond Financials: The Key HR Strategies for M&A Success

    Beyond Financials: The Key HR Strategies for M&A Success

    Mergers and acquisitions promise growth and market expansion, yet many fail due to overlooked human elements. This article explores crucial HR strategies such as early HR involvement, talent retention, and cultural alignment to ensure M&A success. Discover how effective communication and strategic planning can transform these transactions into thriving ventures.

    Sherry Godin CHRP, MBA shared this article

  • The evolution of data analytics in M&A due diligence

    The evolution of data analytics in M&A due diligence

    Unlock deeper insights in M&A with AI-driven data analytics, transforming traditional due diligence and enhancing strategic decisions.

    Joe E. Reilly, CPA, CA, CBV shared this article

  • Unlocking tax relief: Section 93.4 for Canadian businesses abroad

    Unlocking tax relief: Section 93.4 for Canadian businesses abroad

    Explore how section 93.4 provides tax relief for Canadian businesses with foreign affiliates, aligning foreign earnings with domestic tax rates.

    Cleo L. Melanson, CPA, CA, CMA shared this article

  • Canada’s job market continued to cool in August

    Canada’s job market continued to cool in August

    The data in Canada’s labour survey for August paints a picture of a cooling job market as the economy added a mere 22,000 jobs and the unemployment rate rose to 6.6 per cent.

    Joe E. Reilly, CPA, CA, CBV shared this article

  • Bank of Canada cuts its policy rate to 4.25 per cent

    Bank of Canada cuts its policy rate to 4.25 per cent

    Rates need to come down for businesses to start hiring again and to help those workers struggling to find employment.

    Edwin P. Reilly, CPA, CA shared this article