Bill Kennedy’s getting it done at Energized Accounting, a relatively new blog hosted by Google’s Blogger that so far has been host to some inspi­ra­tional posts for me. The latest is all about a favourite topic of mine, data visual­ization: If you want effective commu­ni­ca­tions, you have to take respon­si­bility for both the sending and […]

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Canada’s CAs have announced guidance for a key metric of income trusts, that of distrib­utable cash. The term ‘distrib­utable cash’ generally refers to the cash that an income trust could poten­tially distribute to unit holders. Investors use this infor­mation when assessing the entity’s ability to fund future distri­b­u­tions and to help value their invest­ments. But […]

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A recent CICA members survey has revealed what matters most to the Canadian Chartered Accoun­tants who answer member surveys, and the August issue of CA Magazine highlights those findings: Chartered accoun­tants want work that is inter­esting and challenging, but only if it leaves them enough time to have a life. Those are the results of a […]

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CA Magazine might be freely giving away their content for the benefit of all stake­holders in the CA profession and public accounting in general, but the goodwill doesn’t extend to the CICA when it comes to Canadian accounting and auditing standards. The CICA, through the Accounting Standards Board (AcSB), develops public accounting standards through a […]

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I need to commend the publi­cation of my profession here in Canada, CA Magazine, for offering the full content of each issue online as soon as the physical copy of the issue arrives on my doorstep. There are many magazines that charge for access to their full content, but CA Magazine realizes that increased readership […]

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