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Will Sustainability Reporting Improve Sustainability Performance?

Jan 23, 2025 | bccpa.ca | Cameron Reid |Jonas Kwong |Ann Jenireene Gomez |Dan Eisner

Whether sustainability reporting will actually improve sustainability performance is not just a question of frequent discussion among academics—it’s also top of mind for accounting professionals. And it’s a timely and important question given the movement towards sustainability disclosure regulation taking place around the world. Take, for example, the European Union’s mandatory Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which came into effect for some companies in 2024.
The Road Out of the Short-Term Rental Market Is Fraught with GST/HST Traps

Jan 21, 2025 | bccpa.ca | Cameron Reid |Jonas Kwong |Ann Jenireene Gomez |Dan Eisner

Offering short-term rental accommodation has become a popular means for property owners to earn additional income, particularly as online rental platforms have exploded in popularity.
Internal Control Considerations: A Primer for Businesses

Jan 16, 2025 | bccpa.ca | Ann Jenireene Gomez |Dan Eisner |Ron Monteiro |Jonas Kwong

Most of us have an intuitive understanding of what internal controls are, even if we don’t label them as such, because we regularly perform a variety of actions to protect ourselves and others from adverse events. Moreover, when bad things do happen, we often look for the contributing factors that led up to these events so that we can prevent reoccurrences.
How to combat loneliness

Jan 6, 2025 | bccpa.ca | Ann Jenireene Gomez |Dan Eisner |Ron Monteiro |Michelle McRae

Ann Gomez is a recurring instructor for your CPABC PD Program, and her webinar “Digital and Physical Organization” is available on demand. While the new year can be a time for focusing on new initiatives and starting fresh, some of us might experience it as a lonely or isolating time. A 2021 Harvard study revealed more than one in three Americans experience feelings of loneliness.
Inflation update 2025 and what it means for employee benefits plans

Dec 10, 2024 | bccpa.ca | Dan Eisner |Ron Monteiro |Michelle McRae |Joey C. Cheung

Recently, the word “inflation” has been front and center from a consumer perspective, and it continues to be a significant issue for employee benefits plans, averaging about 6% per year over the past 25 years. Over the past three years we saw annual inflation rates higher than this historical average, but we also saw a decreasing trend. The good news for 2025 is that these decreases have continued, but the bad news is that employee benefits inflation is still above general market inflation.
Capital gains motion provides guidance but does not alleviate some concerns

Jun 10, 2024 | bccpa.ca | Douglas Dunlop |Jack Blackwell |Denise Deveau |Dan Eisner

With just weeks before the upcoming capital gains change, Ottawa offers a look at what’s to come. Here’s a quick rundown of important highlights for CPAs The federal government has shed some much-needed light on changes to the capital gains inclusion rate, kicking off the legislative process with just two weeks until the June 25 implementation date.
Cambridge Basketball Labs is taking new team for fall season of growth in skills beyond court

Sep 12, 2023 | cambridgeday.com | Dan Eisner

A great benefit of youth sports is its ability to give children and teenagers an outlet to not only play a game they enjoy, but to develop important life skills. This past summer, a youth basketball mentorship program called Cambridge Basketball Labs launched, giving youth in grades six through 12 an outlet to become better players and learn skills that will serve them well beyond the game of basketball. Cambridge Basketball Lab is coming back for the fall, with the new session beginning Sept. 18.
Oldtime Baseball Game returns to Cambridge, this time with Sox's Fred Lynn and aid for MS

Aug 17, 2023 | cambridgeday.com | Dan Eisner

For nearly 30 years, the Oldtime Baseball Game has been entertaining baseball fans in Cambridge and fundraising for charities and nonprofits. This year, one of its longtime participants isn’t just playing. He’s also raising awareness about a disease that has long affected him and is helping to raise funds to help others who are living with it.
It’s time to grapple with our response to Covid

Jun 26, 2023 | cambridgeday.com | Dan Eisner

Cambridge didn’t have an official end to the pandemic, but if we had to choose an unofficial date, last Friday seems to be an excellent option. That evening, the city hosted its first Dance Party since 2019. The spirit and joie de vivre that the pandemic and government response took from us were in full force, and good vibes stretched for blocks. Nary a mask could be seen. People were living their best life.