Verifiable CPD on the transactions that land on a Canadian practitioner's desk: section 85 and other rollovers, SR&ED claims, buying and selling a business, interest deductibility, acquisition of control, and debt forgiveness. On demand, taught by Cadesky Tax practitioners, certificate included.
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Most practitioners arrive here with one client file in mind. Find it below and go straight to the program that covers it.
Section 85, 86 and 51 rollovers, the mechanics of each election, and the drafting errors that undo them.
Rollovers Under the Income Tax Act arrow_forwardShares or assets. One decision, opposite answers for buyer and seller, and the price adjustment that bridges them.
Purchase and Sale of a Business arrow_forwardThe deemed year end, loss streaming and asset write-downs, and how to sequence the deal around them.
Acquisition of Control arrow_forwardHigher expenditure limits and wider eligibility. What to claim now for clients you had written off.
SR&ED: New Rules, New Opportunities arrow_forwardCurrent use, direct use, and tracing that has to hold up years after the borrowing.
Interest Expense arrow_forwardHow the forgiven amount grinds through the ordering rules before anything is left to include in income.
Debt Forgiveness arrow_forwardEvery seminar comes with the recording, detailed slide notes and a verifiable CPD certificate.
Every major rollover provision, the mechanics of each election, and the drafting errors that undo them.
Shares or assets. One decision, opposite answers for the two sides, and the price adjustment that bridges them.
A change of control resets the year, streams the losses and writes down the assets. Plan the sequence around it.
Higher expenditure limits and wider eligibility. What to claim now for clients you had written off as ineligible.
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Current use, direct use, and the tracing that has to hold up years after the borrowing.
The forgiven amount grinds through the ordering rules before anything is left to include in income.
Every seminar is presented by tax professionals who work on client files.
Managing partner at Cadesky Tax and a committed contributor to tax and accounting since 1980. A trusted lecturer and advisor to government, he has authored numerous papers and books.
An independent tax consultant who has taught income tax for over 30 years. He has written courses for CPA Canada, papers for major tax conferences, and served as past Governor of the Canadian Tax Foundation.
Grace brings over 25 years of experience in Canadian and international tax, foreign investment, acquisitions, tax treaties, estate planning, and tax disputes.
Dean has provided U.S. and Canada cross-border planning and compliance for over 30 years, helping clients navigate the unique challenges of integrating two tax systems.
For years, Matthew has guided domestic and overseas clients through complex Canadian tax matters.
Practicing taxation since 2000, Nancy specializes in Canadian and international tax, estate planning, cross-border transactions, and international business structuring.
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Yes. Every program includes a certificate of completion showing your verifiable CPD hours, which you can report to CPA Ontario, CPA BC, CPA Alberta, CPA Quebec, and the other provincial bodies.
Start with the file in front of you. Each program stands on its own, so pick the situation above that matches and go straight to it.
Yes. SR&ED: New Rules, New Opportunities covers the higher expenditure limits and wider eligibility, and what to claim now for clients you may have ruled out as ineligible.
Access lasts 12 months from the date of registration. Watch, pause and return to a program as often as you like during that time, and download the slides and notes for use on client files.
Yes. Each program stands on its own and earns its own verifiable CPD certificate, so you can take them in any order. Start with the one that matches the file you are working on.
Pick the program that matches the client in front of you. Your certificate is issued as soon as you finish.
