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‘Twas the Night Before New Year (2025)
‘Twas the night before New Years, when all through the Canadian land, Not a taxpayer was happy, not even the taxman’s band; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that good economic and taxation policy soon would be there. The Canadian citizens were nestled all snug in their beds, While…
Read More‘Twas the Night Before New Year (2025)
‘Twas the night before New Years, when all through the Canadian land, Not a taxpayer was happy, not even the taxman’s band; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that good economic and taxation policy soon would be there. The Canadian citizens were nestled all snug in their beds, While…
Read MoreTax Professionals in the AI Era: Adapt and Thrive
In this day and age where finding information is not hard – especially with the proliferation of generative artificial intelligence, where should one find reliable information about tax? I’m old enough to recall a day when the internet was not instantly available, and tax practitioners needed to research in-house / firm libraries that…
Read MoreTax Professionals in the AI Era: Adapt and Thrive
In this day and age where finding information is not hard – especially with the proliferation of generative artificial intelligence, where should one find reliable information about tax? I’m old enough to recall a day when the internet was not instantly available, and tax practitioners needed to research in-house / firm libraries that…
Read MoreTax Mythology
In 2020, I published my first book – Making Life Less Taxing. It’s a breezy read and was intended to put my toe in the water in the field of publishing while trying to push my message that people should take their tax affairs a lot more seriously than I have experienced over my career…
Read MoreConcern For the Future of the Tax Profession
I’ve often said – and most recently in a published article – that taxation is not for the faint of heart. There’s a reason why Albert Einstein is often quoted as saying that the hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax. I think he was correct… [Read more]
Read MoreWe Need to Repeal the Ridiculous Journalism Tax Credits
So how many of you know that Canada subsidizes our journalism industry? It’s amazing to me that not many average Canadians know this. And the knowledge of these credits amongst the professional community is also quite low… [Read more]
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