On April 24, 2012, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador delivered a budget focused on people and prosperity. The link is to the main Web page for Budget 2012.

Newfoundland and Labrador Finance Minister Tom Marshall tabled the province’s fiscal 2012–13 Budget on April 24, 2012. There are some minor tax changes. Learn more in Ernst and Young’s Tax Alert.

Manitoba Finance Minister Stan Struthers tabled the province's fiscal 2012–13 Budget on April 17, 2012. Learn more in Ernst and Young’s Tax Alert.

Deloitte’s highlights review of the 2012 Manitoba Budget. This is the first budget since the government’s majority election victory in the fall of 2011. You can download a PDF version at the bottom of the Web page.

The link is to the Manitoba Department of Finance budget page where you will find a number of links to budget materials.

There's a big difference between saving for retirement and having a retirement income plan. You may be accumulating retirement assets — but do you know how to use them efficiently to create retirement income? This webcast will examine the various retirement income streams and explain how to combine them efficiently to create a retirement income plan.

This course addresses §85 from both the technical and the conceptual perspective. Proficiency in both is essential to achieving the course objective. Emphasis has been placed on the common tax situations and circumstances surrounding the Canadian small business corporation and resident individuals. The objective of this course is to provide a working knowledge of section 85 and its environment.

The goal of this course is to provide you with a broad overview of GST/HST-related topics in a manner that is easy to read, highlighting useful tips and common traps. You will be exposed to a variety of GST/HST-related topics that are typically encountered to allow you to build your knowledge, starting with the basics and moving toward more complex subjects.

Association events and seminars bring CGAs, students and other professionals together for valuable learning and networking. The Events pages present detailed descriptions of PD opportunities and special events around Alberta as well ...

The income tax accounting arising on the death of a taxpayer can vary from simple to extremely complex. Where a taxpayer’s affairs fall within this range depends on the type of assets held at death, the character of the taxpayer’s income, and the existence of particular beneficiaries. In this course, emphasis has been placed on the disparate, but most common, situations found on the death of a Canadian resident.