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Valuations Private enterprise
No small matter: minority shareholder disputes, taxes and ‘minority discounts’
Are you a minority shareholder in a private firm? Owning and selling shares can be slightly more complex than you realize. From buying or selling shares and handling disputes with majority shareholders, to understanding the true financial value of your shares (hint: it may not be what you think), as well as the tax implications, here is what you need to know.  
Jun 10, 2016
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Transaction services Audit and accounting
Revenue Recognition for Technology Companies for Multiple-Element Arrangements under IFRS 15
The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has published a new standard, IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers (IFRS 15). IFRS 15 sets out requirements for recognizing revenue that apply to all contracts with customers and replaces the myriad of current revenue standards. This new standard is effective for annual reporting periods beginning on or after January 1, 2018. 
May 25, 2016
On The Mark-Original
Transaction services Audit and accounting Tax advisory
Is $150M really enough for Bautista?
The recent news of Jose Bautista’s non-negotiable offer to the Toronto Blue Jays has gained a lot of attention, as the rumoured five year deal valued at $150,000,000 USD is not something that goes unnoticed. As financial professionals we can’t help but think, what does a deal that size really mean for Jose? 
Mar 7, 2016
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Restructuring and recovery services
Goodwill's wake-up call: Funding challenges in the NFP sector
The recent news of Goodwill Industries of Toronto’s (Goodwill Toronto) funding and cash flow challenges paints a cautionary tale for Not-For-Profit (NFP) organizations of all shapes and sizes. 
Mar 4, 2016
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Corporate finance Audit and accounting International
New IRS regulations for corporate inversions
Companies have long used corporate inversions to reduce their U.S. taxes. Prior to 2004, the IRS was concerned that U.S. corporations that carried out inversion transactions could remove non-U.S. operations from the U.S. tax system and strip earnings by becoming subsidiaries of foreign companies (typically organized in low-tax jurisdictions). In 2004, the IRS implemented legislation, known as the “anti-inversion rules,” to prevent these perceived abuses. With more regulations having come into effect on November 19, 2015, there are new areas to be mindful of when planning for corporate restructuring.
Feb 16, 2016
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Advisory Succession and estate planning Farming and agriculture
Why Plan for Farm Succession?
<p class="p1">Despite farm groups working hard to advise farm owners of the need to plan for their eventual succession, many farmers appear to be reluctant to plan properly. Though there are many reasons, studies show that the number one reason is that it is “too early” to begin planning. But is it really too early, or is there just an unwillingness to plan for succession?
Peter Hobb Jan 6, 2016
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Restructuring and recovery services
Preventing Corporate Insolvency
Too much success may be bad for your company's health. Is it possible for a company to have too much success? Can it have too much new business, sales figures that are too high, and a bottom line that is too good for the health of the company?
Oct 31, 2013
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Restructuring and recovery services
How to secure the investment in your business
For many entrepreneurs who want to set up their own business, getting started includes digging deep into personal bank accounts and possibly taking on a second mortgage for start-up financing.
Oct 31, 2013
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