Inst. of Chartered Accountants

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario is the qualifying and regulatory body of Ontario’s 33,000 Chartered Accountants and 5,000 CA students. Since 1879, the Institute has protected the public interest through the CA profession’s high standards of qualification and the enforcement of its rules of professional conduct. The Institute works in partnership with the other provincial Institutes of Chartered Accountants and the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants to provide national standards and programs that are used as examples around the world.

Most Recent Articles by Inst. of Chartered Accountants:

Cottage: buy or rent? March 29, 2010
Cottage ownership also provides an opportunity to make new “summer” friends and to share family activities
Estate planning: have it your way - now and later March 17, 2010
If you have a will, you have choice and can make a plan. Otherwise, the government will do it for you
Estate planning tips for business owners March 17, 2010
Don’t wait until you’re forced to make decisions because you’re ill and dealing with stress, duress or other less-than-ideal circumstances
Tax-Free Savings Account - part of your savings plan? March 12, 2010
Different goals need different strategies
Changing the savings game with Tax-Free Savings Accounts March 12, 2010
You could be sitting on about $3 million today. All yours
Pre-nuptial agreements – not just in the movies March 4, 2010
A verbal agreement is not good enough
Tips For Couples Combining Capital March 4, 2010
Ignorance is NOT bliss
2009 Tax Tips, Part Two February 22, 2010
Canada’s most under-used business tax incentive
2009 Tax Tips February 18, 2010
Children’s Fitness Tax Credit and more
RRSP Tips 1-16 February 8, 2010
There's a new kid on the block when it comes to saving for the future
RRSP Tips Part 1 February 3, 2010
RSSP deadline is March 1, 2010
Seven secrets for saving money January 18, 2010
Tips that can help anyone become a successful saver
What to do with the little you’ve got January 18, 2010
The “three-pots-principle” explain how markets work
How to buy out a partner and keep a friend January 6, 2010
Consider these points to make it possible
Your company - the next generation January 6, 2010
Think ahead to make appropriate plans to turn your company over to a successor
Insurance - are you covered? November 6, 2009
Tips on insuring your property, your vehicle and your life.
Small business - big insurance November 6, 2009
If you own a small business, you need insurance. But how much and what kind?
Technology Tips for Small Business Owners October 19, 2009
Tips to get business owners started
Buy The Right Technology for your Business October 19, 2009
Whether you need the newest technology depends on your business growth
Tax Breaks for Students October 2, 2009
Use tax credits effectively
University finance programs - What counts? October 2, 2009
Clarify any misconceptions about a finance degree and understand what your responsibilities will be when you graduate.
Protect yourself from computer fraud September 17, 2009
Protect your identity… even if you offend someone
Not All Websites are Created Equal September 17, 2009
Building a successful online business can be more complicated than it looks
Practice Smart Business September 12, 2009
Growing your own business is the hardest work you’ll ever love
Good starts lead to good business September 11, 2009
When it comes to setting up a new business, well begun is only half done
Sources of funding for postsecondary education August 25, 2009
Canada Education Savings Grant, CESG, Canada Learning Bond, CLB, postsecondary education
Financial Planning for Postsecondary Education August 24, 2009
The costs of raising children can be overwhelming. So how do you also put money aside for their postsecondary education?
Personal Bankruptcy August 12, 2009
Personal bankruptcy is on the rise. Are you at risk?
Business Bankruptcy August 12, 2009
Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about business bankruptcy
Home office tax deductions August 7, 2009
If your home doubles as your office, you must meet one of two CRA requirements to qualify for deductions