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Detailed Review of Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises
Detailed Review of Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises
The AcSB’s objective for the Detailed Review of ASPE project is to simplify the application of ASPE while maintaining the decision-usefulness of the financial statements for entities of all sizes and complexities.
AcSB’s Future Work Plan Consultation – Part IV Pension Plans Survey
AcSB’s Future Work Plan Consultation – Part IV Pension Plans Survey
Share your thoughts on potential topics for the AcSB’s future work plan affecting pension plans and benefit plans that apply standards in Part IV of the CPA Canada Handbook – Accounting.
Are your business clients complying with New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act?
Are your business clients complying with New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act?
It’s time for your clients to review their books to see if they’re holding any unclaimed money or other monetary property that belongs to someone else!
PhD Research Study on the Influence of Emotional Intelligence on the Career Success of CPAs
PhD Research Study on the Influence of Emotional Intelligence on the Career Success of CPAs
This study is part of a comprehensive PhD research project, conducted by a Canadian CPA through Andrews University. It explores the influence of EI on the career success of CPAs, considering factors such as age and other variables.
May 2025 Successful CFE Writers
May 2025 Successful CFE Writers
CPA New Brunswick is pleased to congratulate the CPA candidates in our province who have successfully completed the May 2025 Common Final Examination (CFE)!
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AcSB’s Future Work Plan Consultation – Part IV Pension Plans Survey

AcSB’s Future Work Plan Consultation – Part IV Pension Plans Survey

Share your thoughts on potential topics for the AcSB’s future work plan affecting pension plans and benefit plans that apply standards in Part IV of the CPA Canada Handbook – Accounting.

Detailed Review of Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises

Detailed Review of Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises

The AcSB’s objective for the Detailed Review of ASPE project is to simplify the application of ASPE while maintaining the decision-usefulness of the financial statements for entities of all sizes and complexities.

Are your business clients complying with New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act?

Are your business clients complying with New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act?

It’s time for your clients to review their books to see if they’re holding any unclaimed money or other monetary property that belongs to someone else!

PhD Research Study on the Influence of Emotional Intelligence on the Career Success of CPAs

PhD Research Study on the Influence of Emotional Intelligence on the Career Success of CPAs

This study is part of a comprehensive PhD research project, conducted by a Canadian CPA through Andrews University. It explores the influence of EI on the career success of CPAs, considering factors such as age and other variables.

May 2025 Successful CFE Writers

May 2025 Successful CFE Writers

CPA New Brunswick is pleased to congratulate the CPA candidates in our province who have successfully completed the May 2025 Common Final Examination (CFE)!

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Detailed Review of Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises

Detailed Review of Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises

The AcSB’s objective for the Detailed Review of ASPE project is to simplify the application of ASPE while maintaining the decision-usefulness of the financial statements for entities of all sizes and complexities.

AcSB’s Future Work Plan Consultation – Part IV Pension Plans Survey

AcSB’s Future Work Plan Consultation – Part IV Pension Plans Survey

Share your thoughts on potential topics for the AcSB’s future work plan affecting pension plans and benefit plans that apply standards in Part IV of the CPA Canada Handbook – Accounting.

Are your business clients complying with New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act?

Are your business clients complying with New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act?

It’s time for your clients to review their books to see if they’re holding any unclaimed money or other monetary property that belongs to someone else!

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Director, Finance & Administration

G.E. Barbour Inc. is seeking a Director, Finance & Administration to join its team in Sussex!

Manager/Senior Manager

Manager/Senior Manager

Spacek Armstrong & Norrad (“SAN”) are currently seeking a qualified Manager or Senior Manager to join their growing team at in Fredericton.

Tax Compliance Manager

Tax Compliance Manager

LeBlanc + Maillet CPAs is offering an excellent opportunity for a CPA Tax professional looking to build a career in public practice!

Director of Administration & Finance (CPO)

Director of Administration & Finance (CPO)

The University of New Brunswick (UNB) is seeking a forward-thinking, detail-oriented leader to serve as its next Director of Finance and Administration, Capital Planning and Operations (CPO).

Director of Financial Planning and Analysis

Director of Financial Planning and Analysis

Island Abbey Nutritionals is seeking a Director of Financial Planning and Analysis to join its team in Charlottetown!

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Detailed Review of Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises

Detailed Review of Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises

The AcSB’s objective for the Detailed Review of ASPE project is to simplify the application of ASPE while maintaining the decision-usefulness of the financial statements for entities of all sizes and complexities.

AcSB’s Future Work Plan Consultation – Part IV Pension Plans Survey

AcSB’s Future Work Plan Consultation – Part IV Pension Plans Survey

Share your thoughts on potential topics for the AcSB’s future work plan affecting pension plans and benefit plans that apply standards in Part IV of the CPA Canada Handbook – Accounting.

Are your business clients complying with New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act?

Are your business clients complying with New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act?

It’s time for your clients to review their books to see if they’re holding any unclaimed money or other monetary property that belongs to someone else!