• The End of an Era: What Happens to CPA Education When the CFE Is Phased Out

    The End of an Era: What Happens to CPA Education When the CFE Is Phased Out

    The Common Final Examination will hold its last sitting in September 2028, ending decades of tradition as Canada’s accounting bodies launch an entirely new modular CPA certification system starting in May 2027. Learn more.

    Tyler Fragomeni, CPA 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.

    Ryan Filipovich CPA shared this article

  • Balancing act: The crucial role of accurate and timely intercompany transactions

    Balancing act: The crucial role of accurate and timely intercompany transactions

    Intercompany transactions are common and complex, but successfully managing them is critical for the accuracy and integrity of financial statements.

    Andrea Bruley CPA, CA shared this article

  • Canada financial conditions update: Stabilization and recovery

    Canada financial conditions update: Stabilization and recovery

    Unlock insights on Canada’s slow growth with RSM’s Financial Conditions Index. Discover factors influencing consumption and business investment. Explore how growth can resume with a change in monetary policy.

    Curtis Carpino, CPA shared this article

  • Bank of Canada maintains interest rate at 5%

    Bank of Canada maintains interest rate at 5%

    The Bank of Canada kept its policy rate unchanged at 5% for the fifth time in a row as it continued to wait for inflation to further moderate.

    ia shared this article

  • 6 signs your organization’s finance function needs modernizing

    6 signs your organization’s finance function needs modernizing

    The finance function has grown increasingly complicated, and in today’s uncertain and competitive environment, your organization can’t afford to fall behind.

    Phil Malafarina shared this article

  • Canada’s economy was unchanged in July

    Canada’s economy was unchanged in July

    Friday’s data is in line with the Bank of Canada’s goal of cooling the economy and is a signal to the central bank that no further rate hikes are needed.

    Karley Einarson CPA shared this article