Advisors Love the New CE Master Micro-Credentials

For seasoned advisors and tax professionals, continuing education isn’t just a box to check—it’s a tool for leadership, specialization, and stronger client outcomes. That’s why Knowledge Bureau has introduced CE Master Micro-Credentials: curated, high-impact CE collections designed to help you sharpen your skills across financial disciplines—and stand out in a competitive, increasingly regulated space.  Consider the experience of recent grads and then try it yourself!  Enrol this July and receive a special introductory discount.

Bill C-47 – March 28, 2023 Budget Off to Senate

Bill C-47, which was tabled on April 20, 2023 to enact certain provisions of the March 28, 2023 federal budget passed through the House of Commons on June 8, 2023, and is now off to the Senate.  With swift passage there, provisions such as the Grocery Rebate could be initiated for anticipated payment by July 5.  However, there are other very important provisions in the 430-page document – sign up to receive Knowledge Bureau Report in your inbox to receive our detailed budget report for more information! 

Fewer Givers: New Trends in Charitable Giving

An interesting trend has emerged in giving has emerged over the pandemic years.  In a new report released by Statistics Canada on March 14, 2023 there was a 3% drop in donors claiming donation tax credits in the 2021 tax filing year.  Are Canadians less charitable these days? Or is something else going on? 

Poll Results:  60% Say Subsidized Tax Returns Not the Answer

In May we asked tax and financial professionals to weigh in on the following question: “Do you think that the government should subsidize tax return filing fees so people can get more accurate results and benefits for free?” The verdict is in and 60% of tax and financial advisors who participated answered “no”.  They share why in their insightful comments and offer alternative solutions that recognize it’s a system that requires reformation to help more low-income and vulnerable Canadians access their benefits.

DAC Acuity 2023: Celebrations for Our 20th Anniversary

The 2023 Distinguished Advisor Conference (DAC Acuity) takes place November 12 to 14 at the beautiful Banff Springs Hotel. It is going to be an outstanding industry event for several reasons: the incredible education from Canada’s top thought leaders in the tax, accounting and financial services, as well as our 20th Anniversary celebrations!  We invite you to experience all that this year’s event has to offer by visiting the new interactive agenda where you can enrol there for events, travel, hotel and sign up by June 30 for early bird tuition reductions.  Hurry - reserve the incredibly low hotel rates (rooms will sell out fast):

Your Pathway to Specialization: Earn a Diploma or Designation

Time to hit the books – online, that is?  Summertime is a great time to earn specialized credentials by earning your Diploma or Designation from Knowledge Bureau.   We’ve got a special offer to help with the tax-deductible tuition fees:  a $100 saving for new students.  This early bird offer ends June 15.  Plus there is a bonus for our VIP Prior Grads:  save $100, $200 or $300 more.  Details below. Grad rates can also be applied to team training enrolments. And, best of all, you can start anytime, 24/7, even today!

New and Amazing! The DAC Interactive Agenda!

The 2023 Distinguished Advisor Conference (DAC Acuity) takes place November 12 to 14 at the beautiful Banff Springs Hotel. It is going to be an outstanding industry event for several reasons: the incredible education from Canada’s top thought leaders in the tax, accounting and financial services, as well as our 20th Anniversary celebrations!  We invite you to experience all that this year’s event has to offer by visiting the new interactive agenda, just launched. You can enrol there for events, travel, hotel and  sign up by June 30 for early bird tuition reductions.  Hurry -  reserve the incredibly low hotel rates (rooms will sell out fast):
 
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Knowledge Bureau Poll Question

Do you believe Canada’s tax system based, on self-assessment, has suffered under recent changes at CRA and by Finance Canada? If so, what is the one wish you have for tax reform?

  • Yes
    339 votes
    69.61%
  • No
    148 votes
    30.39%