You are in demand !!!!

Posted by & filed under Accounting Careers, Canadian Economy.

  One in three employers around the world is having a hard time finding qualified talent —  including accounting and finance staff — according to a survey by US-based global staffing service ManpowerGroup. Of the employers polled, 90% say available job candidates do not have the necessary skills and experience, have insufficient qualifications or lack… Read more »

Unification of the profession : retention of rights, regulations and public accountancy

Posted by & filed under Accounting Careers, Corporate Restructuring.

Why are we considering the creation of a new designation? We are witnessing an irreversible international trend in which forces are converging around three major bodies: the American Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), the Global Accounting Alliance (GAA), made up of 11 of the leading accounting organizations in the world, and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants… Read more »

Happiness is owning a small business!

Posted by & filed under Accounting Careers, Financial Accounting, Financial Statement Analysis, Managerial Accounting.

Small business owners in Canada are a happy group, a new survey says. In fact, 62% of Canadian small business owners would describe themselves as “very happy” with only 1% saying they are “very unhappy.” These are just some of the findings from TD’s Small Business Happiness Index, which examined the attitudes and behaviour of… Read more »

The India Opportunity

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India, one of the world’s largest economies, has become one of the most critical markets for global Diversified Industrial companies.  Fast Facts • India is the world’s largest democracy and the 12th largest economy in the world. • Among BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China), countries, India is expected to deliver the highest growth rates… Read more »

The Future of Private Company Reporting?

Posted by & filed under Accounting Principles, Advanced Accounting, Financial Accounting, Financial Reporting and Analysis, IFRS.

IFRS( International Financial Reporting Standards)  for SMEs (Small Medium Enterprises) is a separate comprehensive set of standards for non-publicly accountable entities that is the result of a five-year development process with extensive consultation with SMEs worldwide. It simplifies many of the principles in full IFRSs for recognition and measurement, omits topics not relevant to SMEs,… Read more »

The advantages of staying small:For small businesses with minimal profit, incorporation is not worthwhile!

Posted by & filed under Accounting Careers, Corporate Restructuring, Taxation & Planning.

Beginning of Story Content When small business owners ask Diana Dolack whether they should incorporate, she often advises against it. “There’s not too many I advise to incorporate,” says Dolack, an H&R Block franchise owner in Biggar, Sask. “For farmers, especially, the rules are more beneficial to not being incorporated.” The formula for Dolack is… Read more »

Corporate Disclosures: To Disclose or Not To Disclose!

Posted by & filed under Financial Reporting and Analysis, IFRS.

Why do companies choose to disclose, or not, forward-looking information in their corporate annual?  Accountants have long known that disclosure is important for companies and users of financial statement information. In its simplest form, the voluntary disclosure decision can be understood as managers having an incentive to disclose if the benefits of disclosure exceed the related… Read more »