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October 2024 Poll
October was small business month! Do you think more Canadians today are interested in starting their own businesses?
Canada’s Would-Be Astronauts: What Financial Advice Would You Give?
Who knew Canadians are this adventuresome? Last week, CBC reported that close to 4000 people - most of them men – applied for one of two positions to be blasted into space. If any life event change speaks to the need for immediate tax, estate and family wealth planning, this would be it!
Qualified Tax and Accounting Professionals are in Demand
According to a recent survey by Robert Half, 2017 Salary Guide, Accounting and Finance, professionals with tax and audit experience are in particular demand in the public accounting sector and salaries in these areas are increasing. Tax accounting, in particular, is an excellent skill and a great “foot-in-the-door” to get experience and insights in an expanding industry.
New and Improved: Free Trials and CE Credit
Knowledge Bureau has improved the opportunity for our students to enrol risk free in our online educational products and earn CE credits while they are doing so. Whether you are a potential student, a prior student or an employer looking for training opportunities, check this out.
Life Purpose
"If money is your hope for independence you will never have it. The only real security that a person* will have in this world is a reserve of knowledge, experience, and ability." Henry Ford
Tuition, Education and Textbook Credits: Use Them before You Lose Them
Hard to believe, but it’s back to school time and parents and students are already busy preparing for fall classes. Thank goodness there is tax relief for the expensive tuition fees and textbooks. But some of them will soon be lost, starting as soon as January 1, 2017. Are you up to speed on the changes?
