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Government employees must grapple with many of the same pressures that drive anyone to commit fraud, but there are additional influences at work in government operations. Here, authors Emy Neuman-Javornik and Brenda Buetow discuss how managers may be able to identify those who are likely to succumb to the temptation to commit fraud.

We live in amazing times. Technology has not only reduced barriers to starting a company but also lengthened the time-frame in which to do so.

This information that follows is taken from sources including The Car Connection, Autoweek, Green Car Reports, and other industry sources.

Crowe MacKay's tax experts share insight on Canadian tax changes announced by the Federal Government impacting individuals, families, and businesses.

Welcome to our 2019 tax planning issue, full of topics and opportunities that we believe you should consider as we reach the end of 2019 and look forward to 2020.

Today, Ontario's Finance Minister, the Honourable Charles Sousa, tabled the province's budget for 2017 ("Budget 2017").

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Overall automotive shopper volume for the first 15 days of March was off 25% compared with the same period in 2019, according to Comscore, an analytics company and market-data provider.

In response to the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) program ending at the end of September, the Federal Government has introduced three new programs that will run over the course of the upcoming year.

I often have people referred to me say, "I want to get my business valued. What will it cost?" That's a fair question.

One of the more common misconceptions about divorce is the idea of "half"; the idea that when a couple divorces they will each get "half" ...

The Federal Government delivered its Fall Economic and Fiscal Update ("Economic Update") on Wednesday, November 21, 2018.

You may have acquired life insurance to provide liquidity to your estate to fund funeral costs, pay debts and cover income taxes.

This provincial program is a one-time refundable tax credit for B.C. employers impacted by COVID-19.

The 2019 tax filing season has arrived and with that comes changes and reminders which can impact your tax return. Here are four changes you should be aware of:

All Canadian provinces are mandated by the federal government to implement a provincial carbon tax by 2018. This article will discuss how provincial taxes; including carbon tax, motor fuel tax...

Canadian-controlled private corporations or associated groups of such corporations, are entitled to an enhanced federal tax credit based on up to $3,000,000 of current SR&ED expenditures incurred in a taxation year.