Monday, April 26, 2010
A History of KPMG in Canada
In Canada, KPMG's roots date back to 1840. Since that date, more than 115 firms in communities across Canada have joined forces to create KPMG. Each of these has played a vital role in the growth of KPMG in Canada. For an overview of predecessor firms Thorne Riddell, Ernst & Whinney, Stevenson Kellogg Ernst & Whinney, and Peat Marwick, visit the KPMG Canada website. (A history of KPMG International dating from 1897 is also available online.)
Monday, April 19, 2010
A History of BDO Canada LLP
BDO Canada LLP is both new and old on the scene. In January 1992, the Canadian accounting firms, Dunwoody & Company and BDO Ward Mallette ― each with approximately 70 years of history ― merged with BDO Guenette Chaput in Winnipeg and BDO Frazer Matthews in Edmonton to form one unified firm. Formerly known as BDO Dunwoody, the Canadian member firm of BDO International changed its name again in 2010 with the rest of BDO’s firms around the world to become known as, simply, BDO. (Read about the history of Dunwoody & Company and BDO Ward Mallette on the BDO Canada LLP website.)
Monday, April 12, 2010
The Canadian Chartered Accountant - First Edition, July 1911
The Canadian Chartered Accountant was first published in July 1911. The journal was the "Official Organ of the Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants" (now The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants). The editorial (page 16) notes that "At the last Annual Meeting of the Dominion Association, instruction was given in no uncertain tone to the Council for the publication of a journal. This is our excuse for being. Having been born, we shall live so long as any fight remains in us, and we believe that means a long time, and then some." For easy access, a digital version of the First Edition (Vol.1, No. 1) can be viewed below.
The Canadian Chartered Accountant, July 1911 -
Almost 100 years have passed and the journal continues to live on as CAmagazine. CAmagazine is the leading accounting publication and preferred information source for Canadian chartered accountants (CAs) and financial executives. It provides a forum for discussion and debate on professional, financial and other business issues. The magazine is published in English and French 10 times a year (with combined issues in January/February and June/July) by The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. CAmagazine.com acts as a complement to the print edition, providing web-only articles and news of interest to CAs, digital archives and a search function.
The Canadian Chartered Accountant, July 1911 -
Almost 100 years have passed and the journal continues to live on as CAmagazine. CAmagazine is the leading accounting publication and preferred information source for Canadian chartered accountants (CAs) and financial executives. It provides a forum for discussion and debate on professional, financial and other business issues. The magazine is published in English and French 10 times a year (with combined issues in January/February and June/July) by The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. CAmagazine.com acts as a complement to the print edition, providing web-only articles and news of interest to CAs, digital archives and a search function.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Deloitte in Canada - 150 years and counting...
The history of Deloitte not only records the development of accounting in Canada, it is also a study in the evolution of professional services – from the days when bookkeepers in “public practice” focused mainly on estates, trusts and liquidations, to the diverse service offerings of today in which auditors, tax specialists, management consultants and financial advisors routinely assist organizations in addressing a wide range of financial, operational, regulatory and other matters. (Read highlights of The history of Deloitte in Canada and the booklet Deloitte 150 years of excellence and innovation in professional services. Also, view an interactive timeline that tracks the evolution of the firm since 1858, along with the growth of Canada and the CA profession.
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