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TABLE OF CONTENTS | JUNE 1999 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS | JUNE 1999
Features

CGA Magazine Cover
Cover photo by:
Ron Sangha

Head West, and South and Northeast
Post-conference tours provide opportunities in all directions for EXACT '99 participants.
By Judith Walker

The Chosen Path (summary)
A maze of U.S. and Canadian tax rules surround investments in U.S. limited liability companies.
By Sheila Bush, CGA

Truth or Consequences
Step right up and find the right solutions to these 10 ethical dilemmas — or face the music.
By Stephen Spector, CGA

Corporate Tree of Knowledge
Businesses are discovering that fostering growth in intellectual capital could improve the bottom line.
By Jeff Buckstein, CGA

Mountain Hero
Andrea Agnoloni, CGA, rescues those lost in the hills above Vancouver.
By Alison Arnot

 

Viewpoint

News from CGA-Canada
CGA-AFN interim report, SME Centre on the Web, Y2K readiness — and more!

Cyberspeak
Web sites for CGAs

Micromation "Life's Best Things"
Free e-mail can be a great way for small-business and home-office users to have access to e-mail.

Investing "Market Alienation"
Changes in stock market prices lack so much logical reasoning that we might as well blame losses on aliens.

Tax Forum "Bed of Contention"
In Peter Guy Crockart v. Her Majesty the Queen[97-395(IT)I], Revenue Canada takes a narrow view of what constitutes a hospital bed under paragraph 118.2(2)(m) of the Income Tax Act. If only Revenue Canada allowed its employees to exercise common sense, there would be fewer cases like this taking up court time and tax dollars.

Legal Notes "Risky Venture"
Auditors who misrepresent a company's financial position may be liable for full compensation to high-risk investors. This was addressed in Kripps v. Touche Ross & Co. [1998 41 BLR 124].

Standards "To Be Confirmed"
IFAC's International Auditing Practices Committee's new exposure draft, External Confirmations, allows auditors to use their professional judgment to determine which external confirmations to complete. CGA-Canada concludes that this will increase auditors' efficiency.