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Wrapping up the odds and ends in this week’s Canadian accounting news Oct 10, 2021 ...

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Warnings from fiscal prudes about the Throne Speech and national debt are misleading because one-third of Canadian debt is owned by the Bank of Canada.

In the Tax Court of Canada case Burke v.The King, 2022, the Canada Revenue Agency conducted tax reassessments for the tax years 2014, 2015, and 2016, expressing doubts about the reported amounts in taxpayer Mr. Burke's tax returns.Since Mr. Burke recorded most of his business dealings through handwritten notes and ledgers, the CRA deemed his bookkeeping and records unreliable.

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Here’s how CPA BC student Andrew Knapman found success on his CPA exams

Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and get all the week’s stories. Click here to sign up.. TORONTO, May 28, 2023 – Tax professionals were reeling this past week by a 7-1 decision by the Supreme Court of Canada in Deans Knight Income Corp. v. Canada.Given the string of high-profile SCC losses suffered by the Crown in recent years, most observers were expecting the clever tax avoidance ...

Our weekly Canadian accounting news roundup includes Federal Budget 2023 tax changes, a potential CRA strike, and the EY splitup showdown in Silicon Valley.

Andrew Knapman, a student in the CPA professional education program (CPA PEP), on reducing stress in Core 1, and becoming a Chartered Professional Accountant.