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Introducing YOUR all-new guide on IT best practices

 
 
 

In the digital age, CPAs cannot cut corners when it comes to protecting the information in their possession.

 

Regardless of the setting in which you practice the profession, it is recommended that you adopt safe, best practices for information technology use. Designed in a clear and easy-to-read format, the CPA guide on best practices in IT use is the ultimate tool to help you adapt your day-to-day processes.

 
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Two new “20 questions directors should ask” from CPA Canada: Climate change and pension governance

 

This 20 questions publication discusses organizational risk management, business strategy and performance in the context of climate change.

 
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This 20 questions guide outlines a practical framework for analysis to help directors implement good pension governance practices.

 
READ THE 20 QUESTIONS
 
 
 

Subsidiaries, investments and interests in joint arrangements: Changes and implications

 

Learn about amendments to Section 1591, Subsidiaries; Section 3051, Investments; and Section 3056, Interests in Joint Arrangements.

 
CONSULT CPA CANADA’S ASPE ALERT
 
 
 

Accounting for cap and trade transactions under IFRS

 

Do you need to learn more about this new area?

 
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Anatomy of a 7-hour review for micro-entities

 

Learn about a unique, 7-hour approach for performing efficient and profitable micro-entity review engagements.

 
CONSULT THE CPA CANADA GUIDE
 
 
 

T1 claims: How to improve Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) verification processes

 

Some suggestions were made at a meeting with CRA representatives on matters such as the filing of supporting documents.

 
LEARN ABOUT THE SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENTS AND SHARE YOUR INPUT ON CPA CANADA’S BLOG
 
 
 

Revenu Québec’s My Account for businesses: Ensure you retain access to all of the online services

 

If you are responsible for the online services of a business, you must provide a document certifying that you are authorized to act on behalf of that business in order to retain your right to access all of the online services.

 
SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENT BY OCTOBER 13
 
 
 
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