| CA Magazine 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accepting the mission.(control management) | Business | Christopher K. Bart |
| Accountable for your promises.(financial reporting standards for employee future benefits other than pensions) | Business | Nancy A. Estey |
| Accounting for business combinations. | Business | |
| A concrete command: she skippers a Canadian navy "ship.".(Barb Clerihue Carter) | Business | Trish Snyder |
| Advantage Goliath.(financially troubled businesses' insolvency) | Business | Brahm Rosen |
| A gold mine for auditors.(Technology)(includes list of Internet sites)(Internet sites for auditors) | Business | D.-Claude Laroche, Lucie Begin |
| An actuarial action plan. | Business | Nelson H. Tishcoff |
| Anticipating needs.(Finance)(accounting firms issues) | Business | Lorne D. Schnell |
| Assisting the elderly.(Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants and American Institute of Certified Public Accountants develop ElderCare) | Business | Karen Duggan, Paul Pethick, Ann Elizabeth Sammon |
| A zest for going under: CA diver heads BC's Artificial Reef Society.(John Stonier) | Business | Dawne Krause |
| Canucks in the Caymans.(Cayman Islands' Canadian chartered accountants)(Cover Story) | Business | Dale Babiuk |
| Checking out the franchise.(corporate culture) | Business | Rob Sproule |
| Continuous change.(organizational change) | Business | Ron Knowles |
| Control vs. controls.(managing information disclosure) | Business | Peter (New Zealander movie director) Jackson, Vivienne Livick-Chan |
| Cross-border lawsuits.(differences between Canadian and US securities laws) | Business | Mindy Paskell-Mede |
| Democratizing disclosure.(implications of electronic online financial reporting on accounting standards) | Business | Gerald Trites |
| Discipline in the marketplace.(insolvency) | Business | Peter P. Farkas |
| Do you know who your banker is?(bogus banks) | Business | Dwight Hamilton |
| Drawing prospects into your web.(Ask an Expert)(increasing Web site traffic) | Business | Susan Sweeney |
| Drive away with a good deal.(guide to vehicle purchasing) | Business | Dennis DesRosiers |
| E-commerce: the Internet represents a significant opportunity. | Business | Aidan Johnson |
| ERPs: a buyer's market. (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems.(ERP Product Report) | Business | Michael Burns |
| e-trading: are the paper slips, ticker tapes and unchallenged expertise of traditional brokerages facing extinction? | Business | Harvey Schachter |
| Examining the UFE process. | Business | Mark Loewen, Joan Conrod |
| Family values.(role of accountants in helping business clients develop an exit strategy) | Business | Grant C. Robinson |
| Fastball king.(Upfront News, Views, People and Trends)(Chartered Accountant Todd King plays third base for Canada's national fastball team) | Business | Cathleen Fillmore |
| First things first.(technology issues facing accountants) | Business | Bryan Walker, Don Sheehy |
| Fuel efficient.(Syncrude)(Company Profile) | Business | John A. Clarke |
| Giving kickbacks the boot.(Canada's new accounting law) | Business | David Selley, Simon Chester |
| Going global.(Accounting)(Canada's role in the development of international accounting standards) | Business | Ian P. N. Hague |
| Going once, going twice ... putting a business up for auction works to bring the best price from would-be purchasers. | Business | Stpehen R. Cole |
| Happy new year?(includes related article on Y2K issues)(Cover Story) | Business | Peter De Jager |
| Here's looking at you.(survey of chartered accountants in Canada)(Cover Story) | Business | Charise Clark |
| His hobby is 'Free': Victoria CA's folk music CD is a hit.(chartered accountant Kevin Woodward) | Business | |
| In expert company: the era of multidisciplinary engagement teams has already arrived, but chartered accountants are still looking for some guidance. | Business | David C. Selley |
| Investing in the future: what can CAs do about the stress in their careers?(Editorial) | Business | Christian Bellavance |
| In whose interest?(court ruling affecting corporate governance) | Business | Gerald Kandestin |
| Keeping audit committees effective. | Business | Eric Turner |
| Lights, camera, accountants!(accountants in Canada's film and TV business)(Cover Story) | Business | Okey Chigbo |
| Limited options: those acting as trustees on behalf of others should be aware of special rules that limit investment strategies and decisions. | Business | Barry S. Corbin |
| Making mission statements count. | Business | Christopher K. Bart |
| Managing those mutuals.(investing in mutual funds) | Business | James A. Bull, James M. Kahane |
| MDPs: a study in controversy.(multidisciplinary partnerships) | Business | Jim Middlemiss |
| Measuring up.(performance measurement practices) | Business | John H. Waterhouse |
| Meeting expectations: when you accept nomination to a board of directors, make sure you know what the law and your colleagues expect. | Business | Mindy Paskell-Mede, Peter (New Zealander movie director) Jackson |
| Moving do's and don'ts.(tax deductions for business/schooling relocations) | Business | Gena Katz |
| Mr. CA goes to Tax Court.(role of chartered accountants in Canada as representatives of clients in tax-related cases) | Business | David Wilkenfeld |
| Multidisciplinary partnerships: can they work?(partnership between lawyers and accountants in Canada) | Business | Michael Fitz-James |
| Never say never.(financial reporting) | Business | J. Douglas Hanna |
| New rules for rollovers.(Ontario and Quebec, Canada's tax policies) | Business | Debra Moses |
| No.(Are MDPs the Right Way to Go?)(issue of whether multidisciplinary partnerships are good for the accounting profession) | Business | Royston Greenwood, Roy Suddaby |
| No more hide and seek - part 1.(using search engines to find a broad variety of information) | Business | Eric E. Cohen |
| No more hide and seek - part 2.(includes related article on the most popular Internet World Wide Web sites)(using Internet search engines) | Business | Eric E. Cohen |
| No more "wait and see": when it comes to transfer-pricing documentation, Revenue Canada's revised Form T106 means the day of reckoning has arrived. | Business | Alfred Zorzi |
| Office engines.(upgrading local area networks) | Business | Issie Rabinovitch |
| Old price or new?(financial instruments) | Business | Ian P.N. Hague, Diana W. Willis |
| On good authority: we now have the means to secure business over the Internet - and messages between office cubicles. | Business | Deryck Williams |
| On-line communication growing for mutual fund investors. | Business | Terri Williams |
| Opening the door.(employment policy in Canada for spouses of temporary foreign workers) | Business | James P. Egan |
| Paired for life: by combining an annuity with a life insurance policy, retirees can minimize their tax payments while increasing their returns. | Business | Gordon Giacomin |
| Path to empowerment.(use of self-directed teams in the South African company Eskom Transmission) | Business | Myrna Wajsman, Greg Lewis |
| Peaks - and valleys: standard-setters in the "G4+1" are considering which components of financial performance should be presented in the income statement. | Business | Ian P.N. Hague |
| Preparing for your next acquisition.(business finance) | Business | John Douglas |
| Purchasing power.(Performance)(implications on business operations) | Business | Stephen R. Cole, Rod Sherkin |
| Putting it all together.(financial reporting standards for the public sector in Canada) | Business | Martha Jones Denning |
| RAIDers of the next millennium.(use of redundant array of independent disks for data storage) | Business | Gerald Trites, David Pugsley |
| Reading the fine print.(Public Sector Accounting Board examines hidden costs of government contracts) | Business | Joy Keenan |
| Reasonable royalty rates.(includes related article on factors affecting licensee's share of the profit)(profit sharing valuation method in accounting) | Business | Stephen R. Cole |
| Record numbers.(chartered accountant David Jones) | Business | Andrea Neblett |
| Relative risks. | Business | Donald E. Jeffreys |
| Reporting with a purpose.(data analysis) | Business | Deryck Williams |
| Retirement reckoning: should pensions help us to maintain our pre-retirement incomes, or help governments to redistribute income from the rich people to the poor? | Business | Malcolm Hamilton |
| Secret service: the business of corporate intelligence. | Business | Rene Lewandowski |
| Secure transactions: beyond phase 1.(electronic commerce security) | Business | Don Sheehy |
| Seeing through corruption.(Transparency International awareness program) | Business | Okey Chigbo |
| Sell your invoices.(invoice discounting as an alternative to short-term funding) | Business | Terrence Belford |
| Share and share alike?(stock options) | Business | Gena Katz |
| She'll fight for the profession.(interview with Guylaine Saucier, Board Chmn of both the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants and the Canadian Broadcasting Corp)(Cover Story) | Business | Christian Bellavance |
| Software options.(financial planning programs) | Business | Garnet Anderson |
| Spirituality in the workplace: an organization can really benefit when it provides a humanistic environment where employees can reach their highest potential. | Business | Janice Turner |
| Stake your claim.(mid-size accounting firms explore exciting opportunities in niche markets)(Cover Story) | Business | Jim Middlemiss |
| Standards with a differential.(financial reporting by small businesses) | Business | Andree Lavigne |
| Strength in numbers.(includes related article on what to know about a potential franchise opportunity)(buying a franchise as a method for starting one's own business) | Business | Rob Sproule |
| Strong medicine.(Taxation)(tax regulations on Canadian emigrants) | Business | Allan Lanthier |
| Sun, fun - and the IRS.(taxation of vacation homes) | Business | Roanne C. Bratz |
| Tailor-made, or one-size-fits-all?(differential reporting standards for businesses in Canada) | Business | Sylvie Leger, Ted Anderson |
| Taking the long view: family businesses need to have long-term plans in a number of areas if they are going to be transferred successfully to the next generation. | Business | Grant C. Robinson |
| The buck stops here.(accountants in a review engagement) | Business | Mindy Paskell-mede |
| The dawning of a new age: facing 2000.(the mutual fund industry's position in the year 2000) | Business | Terri Williams |
| The flow-through factor: investors interested in the high-risk, high-reward sector of natural resources may find some appeal in a flow-through share arrangement. | Business | Warren Pashkowich |
| The Hong Kong connection.(includes related article on Hong Kong's business climate)(Canadian-trained, Hong Kong-based accountants) | Business | Ken Mark |
| The puck stops here.(includes related article on hockey in Edmonton, Alberta)(Edmonton Investors Group Ltd. buys Edmonton Oilers to keep the hockey team in their hometown)(Cover Story) | Business | Dwight Hamilton, Pierre Pelletier |
| Tools for trade: Canada's success as a leading exporter is opening up new opportunities for financing this country's foreign trade. | Business | David Clarke |
| Tough questions.(corporate governance) | Business | Guylaine Saucier |
| Tried, tested and new: are you wondering how to advise your clients when they ask about investing? | Business | Garnet B. Anderson |
| What the customer wants: advances in database technology are enabling banks to measure customer value at the root, one account at a time. | Business | Robert Angel |
| Who chooses the team?(role of academics in providing risk management advice for selecting investment portfolios) | Business | Andre Frazer |
| Widening the net.(proposed laws on the taxation of trusts and their beneficiaries) | Business | Pearl E. Schusheim |
| Women's networks a success. | Business | Anna Maria Greene |
| Wordsmith par excellence.(accountant updates English-French accounting dictionary) | Business | Helene Valois |
| Years of living dangerously.(chartered accountants' stressful work) | Business | Ruby Andrew |
| Yes.(Are MDPs the Right Way to Go?)(multidisciplinary partnerships in the accounting profession) | Business | Edwin C. Harris |
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