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The CRA is set to receive broad new powers to compel taxpayers to comply with its requests for information, documents and assistance during audits.
I spend my days supporting leaders and change-makers as they harness the power of their most precious and powerful resource: attention. We tend to think time is what matters most, but it’s not—it’s our ability to manage and direct our attention. It’s the capacity to train our attention away from the places it may default to and toward something more fruitful—especially in chaotic times and circumstances.
Now that school is back in session, immediate financial needs aren’t the only academic expenses to consider. Whether your child aspires to one day become a doctor, teacher, mechanic, or CPA, their post-secondary education will cost money and it is important to help set your child up for success.
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September/October 2024
Cover story: Meet the new chair of the CPABC Board of Directors! In this issue’s cover story, Peter Guo, CPA, CA, shares his thoughts on opportunity, belonging, and the value of the CPA designation.
Plus: Tips on how executives can navigate GenAI; seven mistakes to avoid when negotiating the sale of your business; top cybersecurity concerns for SMEs; tax considerations for cash pool arrangements; strategies for how to focus your attention on what matters most, and more!