Personal tax season is coming soon! Stay current on new legislation, changing CRA practices and key personal tax developments. Designed for experienced practitioners, this comprehensive course helps you identify planning opportunities, recognize risks and apply professional judgement. Choose virtual live, in-person or pre-recorded sessions, with Early Bird pricing and group discounts available.
Joseph Devaney and Kathryn Walker discuss the new rules and what they could mean for common real estate and family arrangements.
October's episode covers the proposed Productivity Mega Deduction for accelerated CCA, eligibility for the supplemental Canada Disability Benefit, when quick flips can make an individual a builder for GST/HST purposes, a US tax credit decision involving Canadian investment income, and the consequences of ignoring a CRA requirement to pay.
Explore a flexible, part-time, Canada-based consulting opportunity to research emerging owner-manager tax issues and create practical content with the Video Tax News Editorial Board.
The timing of the fall federal budget remains uncertain, but Tax Update 2026 attendees will receive coverage regardless of when it is released.
We are pleased to introduce the distinguished Guest Presenters for Tax Update 2026. These experts bring a wealth of knowledge and years of experience in their respective fields, offering insights into the latest developments and strategies in Canadian tax law.
Be the accountant who answers questions about the Budget before you’re asked. Get a concise, brandable overview of the key Budget developments affecting owner-managers and high-net-worth individuals within 24 hours of its release. Save $20 when you order by September 24, 2026.
3 hours online | Flexible 2-week sessions | Practical corporate tax training for junior accountants and newer T2 preparers
September's episode covers cautionary court cases on taxpayer due diligence and statute-barred years, CRA guidance on voluntary disclosures, the tax treatment of returned life insurance premiums, and a court case showing how an accountant’s working papers helped support a client’s claim when the original records were unavailable.
August's episode reviews an Alberta court case involving executors accessing digital assets, CRA privacy recommendations affecting e-filers, trust reporting and potential Schedule 15 penalties, overlooked GST input tax credits, judicial review deadlines, and recent CRA guidance and court decisions on long commutes.
