The term "grandfathered" continues to be used in various contexts - including tax - despite its segregationist roots. We examine this issue more closely while suggesting alternatives for tax ...
Canada's consumer price index in October rose by 6.9% on a year-over-year basis, matching September’s increase.
We take a look at a proposed U.S. rule for methane emissions, the oil demand outlook, and the Canadian government"s plan to introduce a tax on share buybacks.
Support for ESG initiatives continues to be high among middle market companies. However, the nature of that support is evolving.
On Nov. 3, 2022, Canada’s Minister of Finance released the Fall Economic Statement, which provides an overview of Canada’s finances and sets out new tax measures.
Non-refundable credits from the SR&ED program may provide certain planning opportunities.
Global insurance accounting practices converge, but differences between IFRS 17 and U.S. GAAP remain
Global insurance accounting and actuarial practices are becoming more aligned than ever. However, significant differences remain between IFRS 17 and LDTI.
Making the most of a move to the cloud, three companies find success.
The electric vehicle (EV) era is arriving. Manufacturers are already transitioning their business models in anticipation of the full global adoption of EVs, hybrids, and new client service models.
This tax planning guide for 2022 and beyond reflects considerations that may create risk or opportunity for Canadian businesses and individuals.
Reasons for increasing interest rates are plentiful amid strong core inflation, high inflation expectations, and excess demand in the economy.
The growing uncertainty facing Canada's housing market was the focus of the 6th Annual Real Estate Canada Forum held on Oct. 6 in Toronto. The closed-door forum brought together real estate ...
