Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA Canada) welcomes new leadership to its Board of Directors following its Annual Meeting of the Members

Canadian tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch on what a recent article by the IJF about the Asper Foundation gets wrong about Canadian charity law

Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario joins five national, provincial organizations representing over 700,000 businesses, professionals across Canada

The Canada Revenue Agency is organizing its audit work around patterns across years, writes Syed Saif Ali. The bottom line for practitioners is not alarm

The Canadian Public Accountability Board released audit inspection reports for Doane Grant Thornton, Grant Thornton U.S., and Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton

The statute conditions for intergenerational business transfers are strict, writes Koby Smutylo. Here are six things to settle before the tax memo is right

Productivity Mega Deduction: If the projected benefits do not materialize, budget deficits could increase, leaving taxpayers to ultimately foot the bill

The $10-million capital gains exemption is permanent. Your client's control over the company it applies to ends the afternoon he signs, explains Koby Smutylo

Canada Revenue Agency has revoked tax status of many Canadian charitable organizations academic asserts are “largely just conduits” for overseas funding

The FC Robinson MAP deadline ruling has implications for cross-border taxpayers, owner-managers, corporate groups, and accountants, says David J Rotfleisch

The FCA Siam decision reinforces that taxpayers bear the burden of proving that a Notice of Assessment was not sent, and credibility plays a central role

Canada’s tax act is completely nuts; administrative modernization cannot succeed without legislative simplification, asserts tax lawyer David J Rotfleisch

The 2002 Supreme Court of Canada decision presents a clear line between a CRA tax audit versus a criminal tax investigation, explains David J Rotfleisch

A recent Tax Court decision in BMLex Avocats v The King explains why a tax credit balance does not protect taxpayer from GST/HST instalment interest

The Old Age Security Recovery Tax is not based on a pure measure of economic capacity and should be replaced with a smarter measure of economic capacity

Canadian tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch dissects the legal framework, playbook governing Canada Revenue Agency audits, reassessments

Homegrown national accounting firm shows no sign of slowing down expansion through multiple mergers with small firms and agencies across Canada in 2026

Matteo Loconte, CPA of Miller Thomson LLP explains key takeaways for revised SR&ED process including the CRA’s new, optional pre-claim approval process

Tax Court of Canada decision yields generous outcome due to CRA benefit of the doubt test, explains Canadian tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch

The employee ownership trust (EOT) has now earned a place as a viable option that deserves consideration explains Stéphanie Pépin of Miller Thomson LLP

The Panama Papers significantly raised the visibility and compliance costs of offshore secrecy, explains Canadian tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch

Why the Federal Court of Appeal upheld a Tax Court of Canada decision to award costs to Marine Atlantic in its appeal of a Canada Revenue Agency assessment

Karlozian serves as a cautionary example of the risks of poor record-keeping and incomplete tax reporting, says tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch

CPA Canada Tax 360™ webinar explores key tax measures, economic signals and policy developments from the government’s latest fiscal update

Retroactive pay system of collective agreements contains compounding financial penalty invisible in headline settlement figures but visible in take-home pay