For most of us 2023 will hopefully be a year of normalcy and consistency, however, if shooting down spy balloons is any indication....

Two years of an ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and now a war in the Ukraine have made for some challenging times....

Well 2020 was certainly a different year in every respect, and there were days that I certainly felt like my squirrel friend above...

After living in Burlington and the Halton Region for the better part of 40 years, and finally becoming empty nesters, my wife and I have...

A reality of the economic and demographic trends occurring in Canada is that everything costs more, especially in urban centres. Take...

When Bitcoin first came onto the scene in 2008, it came with a new underlying technology called “blockchain.” As interest in crypto...

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) refers to the Voluntary Disclosures Program (VDP) as a second chance to correct your taxes. The program...

Last week, I met a businessperson who was thinking about buying a new business. Fortunately, they are very experienced and understood...

The government have recently released some updated and new benefit programs for businesses struggling to meet payroll and rent during...

Tax practitioners help their employers and clients to understand and meet their tax compliance obligations, and to know what tax planning...

By now most of you will have been struggling with self-isolation and attempting to get accustomed to a new way of working for at least...

When we think about fraud committed against individuals, many of us immediately think of identity theft. Identity theft is the taking...

As we have now started tax season and you are in the process of accumulating all of your documents...

As many of you are most likely aware, the Canadian Government announced measures this week to support Canadians and Canadian businesses...

We’ve all received email ads for websites that can help us find our credit score, with monthly updates, for free...

Cyber attacks come in a variety of forms and with a variety of intensions. Whether for money or pure disruption, organizations are at risk..

Of Canada’s 19.7-million labour force, about 5.0 million persons (25%) are 55 years of age or older, most of whom are between 55 and 65...

Training is an essential part of building and maintaining any successful business. Technological advancements have increased the amount...

Contractors, especially those whose business is renovating older homes, always need to know the location of studs, wiring or pipes...

To keep up with the rising costs of operating vehicles, Revenue Canada has increased the maximum tax-exempt car allowance deductible for...