PERSONAL FINANCE
+ Return to investing
+ US real estate
+ Post-work worries
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SMEs
+ Use your assets
+ Surviving in tough times
+ How CAs can add value
+ Entering foreign markets
+ Valuing small firms
+ Expanding the biz
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IFRS AND ISA
+ IFRS and Canadian GAAP
+ New auditing standards
+ Gauging ISA adoption
+ IFRS and audit firms
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TECHNOLOGY
+ ERP and PSA survey
+ BI/CPM survey
+ CRM survey
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WORKPLACE
+ Diversity in the profession
+ CSR is worth it
+ Health and productivity
+ Preventing fraud
+ Chronological resumes
+ Expense fraud on rise
+ Gen X, Gen Y
+ Meeting time-savers
+ Bonuses still top reward
+ More...
CA STUDENTS
+ Articling in industry
+ Destination: CA
EXPERTISE
+ Global transfer pricing
+ More...
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Our man in Antigua
Amid death threats and intimidation, Doug Kalesnikoff’s reputation as a relentless and incorruptible investigator keeps growing. Today his tiny Saskatoon firm is viewed as the forensic financial investigators of choice in the Caribbean. Education reform The new qualification process provides Canadian chartered accountants with the tools to compete in today’s global market and some say it gives CA students the competitive edge they need to meet the demands of the business world. By Fina Scroppo |
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People
When Vijay Hemanchal’s boss warns clients not to get out of line because he is sending a wrestler over, he’s not really joking — Vijay is also indy wrestler “Jaguar”.
News and trends • Job seekers: hold the hubris • Why be like Mike? • Designation of honour • Why business is deadly serious • Rollover provisions made simple Numbers game Were governments conceived solely to fund megaprojects? Here are some recent ventures and their costs to taxpayers. Ask an expert When your meeting goes downhill, keep your cool and regain control. Technovations Handspring TREO 180 Communicator • Creative Nomad 3 Jukebox • HP LaserJet 3330 MFP Book value The Sustainability Advantage Start With No: The negotiating tools that the pros don’t want you to know Findings The percentage of CAs employed by organizations other than public accounting firms has risen over the years. Ties that bind Canadian banks improved their lending practices in the early 1990s after a series of bad corporate loans left them reeling. Going concern Stuart Smith, CA, CEO & President, Oxford Properties Group |
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Taxation
Capital tax developments By Pierre Lambert Insolvency The ties that bond By Adam Bryk Assurance World-class standards By Joy Keenan and Morina Rennie Technology The virtual controller By Jonathan Andrews Business advisor Hug the salesperson within Assurance Use of specialists By David Selley and Eric Turner |
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Inside out
A new certification process
Off the record The demise of a model Netwatch Backgrounds and backslashes Outlook Picking up the pieces Letters to the editor |
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