This Month’s Poll
In your view is a comprehensive personal and corporate tax reform necessary to make Canada's economy stronger in response to trade wars?End of Summer Tax Wisdom: Catch Up on Tax Filings
How many Canadians are behind in filing their tax returns? It turns out there are millions. According to the National Post, at the end of April 2026 there were an estimated 9 million Canadians, that’s 28%, that still had not filed their tax returns.
Insolvencies Rise as Canadians Face Growing Financial Pressures
Canadians continue to face significant financial pressure, and renewed Canada-US tariff uncertainty adds another consideration for consumers and businesses already dealing with high costs, debt and economic uncertainty.
KBR Poll: Tax and Financial Pros Split on Role of A.I. Leap
The Knowledge Bureau Report August Poll asked tax accountants and financial advisors to opine on how A.I. emerges to change the landscape in their industry; specifically, will it change how professionals create financial peace of mind in their communities?
CRA Audit Defence: Know the Process and Prepare for AI Audits
High-net-worth investors, business owners and transitioning family businesses can face complex CRA audits, raising important questions for the professionals who represent them. What powers does CRA have during an audit? What information must be supplied to avoid penalties up to $25,000?
Standards of Accountability: Distinguished Advice Poised for a New Economy
At the Opening Reception of the 2026 Acuity Conference for Distinguished Advisors (DAC), November 22-24, Knowledge Bureau President Evelyn Jacks will be joined by Carol Bellringer, FCPA, ICD.D., former Auditor General for the provinces of Manitoba and British Columbia, for a powerful keynote discussion on Standards of Accountability, sponsored by Johnston Group.
Trade Wars: Why Income Tax Filings Matter More Now
It’s hard not to get caught up in the trade wars saga, and of course it has serious economic repercussions. In times like these, our tax system can help. The federal government has indicated three pillars of support will be enacted, details of which are to come shortly:
