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Concerned about the amendment made to Bill
115 compelling all professionals except
lawyers and notaries to report abuse, the
Order sought a legal opinion on the matter,
which concludes that “in its present form,
Bill 115 only offers limited and inadequate
protection to vulnerable persons.” [Translation]
The Order would like Mtre Baudouin’s and
Mtre Morissette’s analysis and recommendations
to be used to improve Bill 115 prior to
its final adoption, with a view to truly
protecting seniors and persons in vulnerable
situations.
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6 tips to help you avoid problems that arise
in estate management
Someone has asked you to become the liquidator
for a family estate. What can you do to
prevent this situation from turning into
a nightmare?
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Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (AASB)
Re-exposure Draft – Reporting on Compliance
The AASB has proposed 2 new standards to
replace existing Sections dealing with special
reports on an entity’s compliance with agreements,
statutes and regulations. |
Disclosure of cyber security risks and incidents:
Guidance issued by Canadian securities regulators
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Climate change: 20 questions directors should
ask
How should we approach organizational risk
management, and business strategy and performance
in the context of climate change? |
Tax: Increase in the basic tax credit for
individuals and taxpayer confidentiality
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Under the Quebec tax system, individuals
can claim increased non-refundable tax credits
that reduce or cancel their income tax payable.
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The Federal Court of Appeal has decided
that the Canada Revenue Agency does not
have the unrestricted right to ask taxpayers
for their tax accrual working papers.
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Small business taxes: A Canada Revenue Agency
(CRA) program to help you get it right,
from the start
The CRA’s Liaison Officer Initiative offers
support and education to help small businesses
comply with their tax responsibilities. |
Reminder – Form RC59: Important change in
May for business representatives to the
Canada Revenue Agency
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