| CA Magazine 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Adding value in our future. (Canada to reform the chartered accountant profession)(Editorial) | Business | Robert D. Brown |
| Adding value to audits. | Business | Peter D. Jacobson, Robert K. Elliott |
| A goal-oriented team player.(accountant and soccer player Stephanie Roberts) | Business | |
| Alternative disclosure: the Auditing Standards Board examines the when, why and how of financial statements designed to meet special needs.(auditing standards) | Business | Eric Turner |
| A model engagement. (a standard chartered accountant engagement and fee letter for corporate finance engagements) | Business | Stephen Cole |
| A need for uniformity. (accounting standards) | Business | Alex Milburn, Ian Hague |
| An unbelievable job: Norman Deska promotes the weird and wonderful. (Ripley Entertainment Inc. Executive Vice President for attraction Norman Deska) | Business | |
| An unforgettable commute: how a CA helped save the lives of two firemen.(chartered accountant) | Business | |
| A well-deserved retirement. (Gordon Cowperthwaite, Sempier Award winner) | Business | |
| Beating interest chill. (increasing returns on investment despite low interest rates) | Business | Faiz Versey |
| Best laid plans. (analysis of court ruling on income splitting and estate freezing strategies) | Business | Gena Katz, Robert Beam |
| Beware of the profit-killers.(activity-based costing) | Business | Jason Hergert |
| Building in flexibility. (shareholders' agreements must be flexible to gain the best tax result) | Business | Margaret A. Riggin |
| CAs as CFPs. (chartered accountants; certified financial planners; Financial Planners Standards Council of Canada's standards for financial planners)(Editorial) | Business | Nelson Luscombe |
| CAs "locked up" with media for Martin's fourth budget. (Canadian accountants)(The Canadian Account) | Business | |
| Computer doomsday. (management of the Year 2000 problem) | Business | Jonathan Andrews |
| Computing's armageddon.(impact of the year 2000 computer problem on accounting) | Business | Don Sheehy |
| Counseling risk. (case of Oliviero Holdings Ltd. v. Deloitte & Touche Inc.) | Business | Brian Nichols |
| Counting the costs. (research project on cost accounting and environmental management) | Business | Alan Willis |
| Court of first resort. (arbitration and mediation benefit the accounting profession) | Business | Don Selman |
| Creating confusion: new guidelines that were intended to make the payment of child support simple and predictable are adding layers of complexity to the process. | Business | Lorne H. Wolfson |
| Credit where it's due. (managing research and development tax credit claims) | Business | Peter Weissman |
| Dear departures.(Canadian immigrants)(includes related articles on dealing with potential problems of the new tax rules) | Business | Julie Y Lee |
| Down with gobbledygook. (the role of chartered accountants) | Business | Deirde McMurdy |
| Evaluating health reform. (health-care industry in Saskatchewan, Canada) | Business | Judy Ferguson, Wayne Strelioff |
| Exits and entrances.(issues in valuation) | Business | Stephen Cole |
| Exploding the myths.(organizational control myths) | Business | Peter (New Zealander movie director) Jackson |
| Facing the future.(technological and managerial changes in accounting firms) | Business | Grant Robinson |
| Family valuations. (guidelines in enforcing child support grants in Canada)(Cover Story) | Business | Stephen M. Grant |
| Filling in the gaps. (Canada's Public Sector Accounting and Auditing Board's review of the 'CICA Handbook') | Business | Martha Jones Denning |
| Forgiving deadlines.(tax regulations of Revenue Canada) | Business | Dan Jakubowicz, Joelle S.A. Hall |
| Future planning. (estate planning services) | Business | George Smith |
| GAAP, evaluation and decision-making. (generally accepted accounting principles) | Business | L.S. Rosen |
| Governing principles. (corporate governance in Canada)(Column) | Business | John E. Cleghorn |
| Guidance on assessing control - the CoCo principles.(Criteria of Control Board executive summary draft for comment) | Business | |
| Harnessing corporate IQ. (a study of the current management practices of top Canadian and American companies) | Business | |
| Having a ball.(includes related article on the history of the Canadian Football League)(Cover Story) | Business | Ken Mark |
| High concept, low blow. (Section 3860 of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants)(Column) | Business | Irving L. Rosen |
| In communication. (new sections of the CICA Handbook offers instruction on the reporting and disclosure of matters identified in making financial statement audits) | Business | Jan Munro |
| Informing investors. (all investment funds should undergo reporting and disclosure so that investors will be well-informed) | Business | Paul-Emile Roy, Barry Myers |
| Insider's argot. (using clear and technical expressions in accounting) | Business | Ian Davidson |
| In succession. (analysis of personal liability of trustees) | Business | Shelley W. Obal, Steven G. Golick |
| Just how bad is it? (financial health of governments) | Business | Jeff Greenberg, David Moore |
| Keeping on top of legal costs. (chartered accountants can help clients control legal costs)(Cover Story) | Business | Elliot Chaplick |
| Like an open book. (open-book management benefits companies) | Business | Pam Robertson, Sue Matthews |
| Loan sharp. (accounting firm BDO Dunwoody facilitates lending process for its clients) | Business | Barry Witkin |
| Measures in the public interest.(Editorial) | Business | Nelson Luscombe |
| Mission possible. (how to construct a business' mission statement) | Business | Christopher K. Bart |
| Model behaviour.(governance practices of public corporations) | Business | Edward J. Waitzer |
| Moving into the American market.(expansion of Canadian business into the US)(Cover Story) | Business | Sylvie Halpern |
| Natural Solution. (full cost accounting) | Business | Daniel Blake Rubenstein, Corinne Boone |
| Net sales.(marketing advantages of the Internet)(Cover Story) | Business | Jonathan Andrews, Gerald Trites |
| New lease on life: Canada's bankruptcy insolvency legislation now seeks the restructuring of a bankrupt business, rather than its liquidation.(insolvency) | Business | Michael B. Rotsztain |
| Nothing but the truth. (Toronto Stock Exchange's committee recommends law that would raise corporate liability for financial information)(Column) | Business | Deirdre McMurdy |
| Off limits. (new section of the Public Sector Accounting and Auditing Handbook will aid users in knowing which of the government's assets and revenues are banned for general purposes) | Business | Stephenie Fox |
| Opportunity knocks. (employment opportunities for female chartered accountants) | Business | Tema Frank |
| Plugging the holes: CAs can use their special skills to help not-for-profit boards of directors deal with problems of authority and accountability.(management) | Business | Hugh Lindsay |
| Point, counterpoint. (court rejects auditor's liability for financial losses) | Business | Don Selman, Mindy Mede-Paskell |
| Politics of complaint. (profile of Canadian Banking Ombudsman Michael Lauber) | Business | Hugh McBride |
| Promises, promises. (Canadian Accounting Standards Board's new rules on accounting for post-employment benefits) | Business | Ella Kila |
| Pumped up for success. (Serge Tremblay) | Business | Guy Paquin |
| Putting business before beauty.(business potential of the Internet) | Business | Fina Scoppo |
| Putting not-for-profit standards into practice. (implementation of new accounting recommendations) | Business | Kerry Danyluk, Diana Hillier |
| Quarters to spare?(disclosure of interim financial results) | Business | Jacques Fortin, Louise Martel, Richard Trudeau |
| Registering an advantage. (KPMG Quality Registrar Inc.) | Business | Mark O'Sullivan |
| Riding high.(financial accounting software)(includes related article on accounting software trends) | Business | Tom A. Dagenais |
| Smooth operators.(computer operating systems, includes related articles) | Business | Issie Rabinovitch |
| Soft steps, hard steps.(person-oriented organizational rules)(include related articles on making organizational policies) | Business | Esther Ewing |
| Spoils to the swift: sophisticated software now provides companies with the tools to streamline processes, shrink costs, cut lead times and enhance customer service.(supply chain management) | Business | Jill Anderson, Lino Casalino, Michael Chin |
| Strategic partners: life insurance professionals team up with CAs to provide clients with financial planning for the long term.(business adviser) | Business | Peter Creaghan |
| Strength in renewal: armed with a new mission and a new vision, the CA profession embarks on a re-engineering project in governance. | Business | Marsha Kozliner-Gordon |
| Tangible, but transitional. (adoption of new accounting guidelines for government purposes) | Business | Joy Keenan |
| Tax preparers beware. (changes in Canadian tax laws) | Business | Richard I.R. Winter |
| Tax season surprise. (Canada's modified shareholder loan rules) | Business | John Wonfor |
| The bingo haul. (the successful investigation of alleged misuse of charity money by Ron Parks)(Cover Story) | Business | Paul McLaughlin |
| The critical masses.(Canada's working class) | Business | Deirdre McMurdy |
| The ex-files. (forms of spousal support)(Cover Story) | Business | Stephen M. Grant |
| The high cost of losing.(valuation cases) | Business | Mindy Paskell-Mede |
| The interest in inflation.(Canadian economy) | Business | Pierre Fortin, Kenneth J. Boessenkool |
| The KPM-Genie connection.(KPMG, Canadian Genie Awards) | Business | |
| The management approach. | Business | Peter Martin |
| The medium for the message. (different forms of electronic commerce respond to the unique marketing needs of companies) | Business | Chris Smith |
| Tools of the trade.(part 3) | Business | Deryck Williams |
| Tools of the trade - part II.(use of information technology in auditing) | Business | Michel Vezina |
| Tools of the trade.(technologies used for auditing) (part 1) | Business | Michel Vezina |
| To set the house in order.(restructuring in the financial planning industry)(includes related article on the three accredited financial planners designations in Canada) | Business | Deborah Read |
| United we stand.(class action against accountants, directors, and officers of firms) | Business | Mindy Paskell-Mede |
| Upping the stakes. (companies can realize increased profits by responding to the concerns of their clients, workers and shareholders) | Business | Peter R. Downing |
| What would you do?(opinions on ethical dilemmas concerning taxation) | Business | W. Morley Lemon |
| Where do your clients fit in? (different classifications of taxpayers) | Business | |
| Winning accounts. (two chartered accountants receive the 1997 Walter J. Macdonald Award for best English-language feature) | Business | |
| Without a net.(Internet security) | Business | Rosie Lombardi |
| Year of the bear.(time of investment turmoils) | Business | Ian Davidson |
| Zero hour. (Don Penny is set to begin his 1997-1998 term as chairman of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants)(Cover Story) | Business | Christian Bellavance, Margaret Craig-Bourdin |
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