Many factors, including tax breaks, make Canada’s East Coast attractive to firms looking to open shop
Study finds that quarterly guidance leads companies off the rails when it comes to long-term strategic planning
After receiving 12 different answers by 12 different CRA reps, the Johnstons’ interest was cancelled
Young leaders need to be nurtured to avoid stress and burnout — and lost productivity for their firms
The five top technologies that don’t require an IT degree or technology whiz kid to implement
But financial advisors also have a key role to play in helping curb the spread of tax schemes that do not meet CRA approval
Employers have been using surplus funds generated by the $2.2-billion pension plan to pay its service costs without approval
Financial advisors are familiar with the essentials of traditional travel: toothbrush, clean underwear and a freshly pressed shirt or blouse. The essentials of high-tech travel are significantly different — and ignoring them is much riskier. Advisors need to become tech-savvy travellers and ensure their data is safeguarded before taking a plane, train or rental car.> […]
Average Canadian family paid almost 30% of earnings in taxes in 2005, vs 22.1% in 1961
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