Prize Winners — Need an Accountant: Prestige Firm Profile Draw

CGA-Canada Research and Standards Department is pleased to announce the prize winners of the Prestige Firm Profiles Draw for the CGA-Canada Need an Accountant website.

1st Prize ($1,000): TurnerMoore LLP Wallaceburg (Ontario) see firm profile 

2nd Prize (2012-2013 PPM Online subscription): Kemp Harvey Demers Inc. (British Columbia)

3rd Prize (CGA-Canada pen set): Wei Wen Zeng, CGA (British Columbia) 

If you have not updated your Need an Accountant firm profile, it is not too late. To create a personalized Firm Profile page, log in to the PPM Online and then click on the orange ‘Manage Firm Profile’ tab.

For help in creating your personalized Firm Profile, click Manage Firm Profile help.

CGA-CANADA 2011 REVIEWER'S FORUM 
Another Great Forum Wraps Up! 

CGA-Canada wrapped up its third, and largest, annual Reviewer’s Forum which was held in Toronto from November 23 to 25, 2011. More than 50 CGAs from across the country participated in sessions presented by leaders in the field, and shared best practices from their experiences as practice inspectors, file reviewers, quality control managers, and mentors and monitors within firms.

Highlights of this year’s Forum included the welcoming introduction by Anthony Ariganello, President and CEO of CGA-Canada, who announced the release of the much anticipated CGA-Canada Practice Review Guide, and the keynote luncheon address by Jackie Poirier, Director of the Nova Scotia Tax Services Office, at the Canada Revenue Agency. MORE

If you wish to purchase the CGA-Canada Practice Review Guide, Click Here

If you have any questions or require additional information, contact Carol Anne Grant by email at cgrant@cga-canada.org or by phone at 613-751-3717.

 
 

CGA-Canada Public Practice Manual 2011/2012 Edition 

 

The CGA-Canada PPM Online is designed to assist CGA practitioners and their staff in providing the best possible professional services to the public, through maintenance of the highest professional standards. Materials can be classified into three categories:

  • Recommended standards of practice – descriptions and interpretations of authoritative professional standards.
  • Advice – examples of required procedures and documentation.
  • Information – practical, but not authoritative content.

Research Reports

 

 

A Driving Force No More:
Have Canadian Consumers Reached Their Limits? 

International Standards

The International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) works to promote the highest standards of accountancy worldwide. Its member bodies collaborate to develop international standards and practices, representing 2.5 million accountants globally. 

Focused on key areas of the profession, IFAC is committed to protecting the public interest through its activities and standards development related to ethical values, auditing and assurance, education, and the public sector.


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