The Benefits and Importance of Regular Exercise for Overall Health
Discover the evolution and importance of emotional intelligence for leaders in today’s work environment. Learn how to assess and develop this crucial skill.
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Square has announced an increase in fees for Interac debit card transactions
Important notice for Square users processing high transaction volumes with debit payments: The favorable rate of $0.10 per $5,000 debit transaction, which previously had no monthly fees, will no longer be available for existing users starting from September 21, 2023. This change has already been implemented for new users. Card-present payments The cost to you…
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Reporting Accounting Misconduct: A Guide
Introduction: Reporting accounting misconduct is an essential step in maintaining the integrity of financial systems and upholding ethical standards. This guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the process involved in reporting such misconduct. If you have knowledge or suspicions of accounting malpractice, following the correct procedure is crucial to ensure that your concerns…
Finding the Right Bookkeeper for Your Business
Are you in search of dependable bookkeeping services to support your business? Like numerous entrepreneurs, you might find it difficult to know where to begin. When your passion lies in your business, but the intricacies of numbers become overwhelming and daunting, the expertise of competent and professional bookkeeping services can effortlessly manage your financial aspects….
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Filing a Dissolution Notice for Canadian Businesses: What You Need to Know
Canadian businesses are required to submit a dissolution notice upon closure. Sole proprietorships and partnerships submit a form titled “Dissolution or Change of Proprietorship (or Partnership)” to the provincial Corporate Registry office, while corporations submit an “Application for (Voluntary) Dissolution” to the same office. Additionally, corporations must provide a copy of their corporate articles of…
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The Benefits of ERPNext for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
Discover how ERPNext, an open-source enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, can help small and medium-sized enterprises streamline operations, enhance efficiency, and achieve sustainable growth. Learn how this software can centralize control, automate tasks, provide real-time financial data, optimize inventory levels, and seamlessly adapt to changing business requirements. With its comprehensive suite of features and user-friendly interface, ERPNext proves to be an indispensable asset for SMEs seeking long-term success in a competitive marketplace.
How to Set Up Class Tracking in Quickbooks: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to setup Class Tracking in Quickbooks and monitor your business’s financial status based on departments, locations, properties, and more.
Important Update on Potential CRA Strike
As you may have heard, the CRA employees have voted in favor of a strike. At CPBCanada.org, we will be closely monitoring the situation and will be providing updates on our website. Please be assured that in the event of a strike, CPBCanada.org will continue to be available to provide you with reliable information for filing…
Rogers, Bell and Telus 5G band
Not all cellular carriers use the same 5G frequency bands. They purchase licenses for exclusive rights to specific frequencies that align with their goals. Carriers: Low-Band 5G Freq: Mid-Band 5G Freq: High-Band 5G Freq: Bell Mobility TBD 1.7/2.1 GHz: Band 663.5 GHz: Band n78 TBD Rogers 600 MHz: Band n71 1.7/2.1 GHz: Band 662.5 GHz:…
What is the difference between eligible and non-eligible dividends?
Eligible dividends vs non-eligible dividends Dividends from corporations usually show up on a T5 slip to be included in your personal taxes. T5 slips for dividends show the actual amount of dividends taken or declared, as well as a “grossed-up” amount and a dividend tax credit. The percentages used for the “gross-up” and the dividend…
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