Ontario’s Budget 2026 arrives at a period of economic uncertainty. In recent years, the province has navigated pandemic-driven disruption, persistent inflation and renewed trade tensions with the United States. Now, a rapidly evolving geopolitical situation and rising energy prices are further clouding the fiscal outlook. Against this backdrop, the province has tabled a record $244.2 […]
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As part of our firm’s 100th anniversary celebrations, politicians and community leaders from across the Greater Toronto Area have taken the opportunity to recognize this very important birthday. One of those politicians is Toronto Councillor Shelley Carroll (Ward 17–Don Valley North). In a recent letter, the Councillor reached out to wish our team the very
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The federal government has announced a new package of tax and support measures aimed at helping Canadians manage the cost of groceries and other essential items, while also providing targeted assistance to businesses facing supply chain pressures and trade uncertainty. At the centre of this announcement is the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, a redesigned
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Throughout 2026, Adams + Miles will mark a very special milestone that only a select few professional services firms achieve: 100 years of continuous service to our clients and industry partners. What began in 1926 as the merging of two small accounting practices has grown and evolved into a trusted partner to mid-sized businesses, charities
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As the Adams + Miles team gets set to celebrate our firm’s centennial, we want to take a moment to recognize another important, yet bittersweet, milestone: the retirement of our long-time Partner and friend John P. Seychuk. John’s remarkable 41-year career began in September 1984—a very different time in Canada, in business and in our
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Ontario’s 2025 Fall Economic Statement offers fiscal restraint at a time of deep economic uncertainty. While the federal government’s recent budget leaned heavily on deficit spending and incentives to spur private-sector investment, Ontario’s plan takes a more cautious path—limiting spending commitments and staying focused on a gradual return to balance. The Fall Economic Statement projects
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At Adams + Miles, we’re proud of our nearly 100-year history helping clients succeed with trusted advice, practical solutions and a commitment to long-term relationships. Today, we’re excited to take a major step forward in that journey: Adams + Miles is welcoming Young Associates—a leading provider of outsourced client accounting services (CAS) for not-for-profit and
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The federal government last week announced its intention to combat a raft of threatened U.S. tariffs with counter measures and $6.5 billion in new or enhanced relief programs to support businesses and workers caught in the burgeoning North American trade war. “Our supply chains are highly integrated, and our producers rely on fair access to
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When we first met Andrew McConnell, we knew he had some special qualities. He was a young and ambitious accountant-in-training. He possessed a unique drive, attention to detail and a dedication to excellence—attributes that have long been a hallmark of our firm. In those early days as a university co-op student, his potential was clear—and,
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The federal government last week announced plans to defer implementation of the proposed capital gains inclusion rate increase to January 1st, 2026, from the original proposed date of June 25th, 2024. The proposed measure would see the capital gains inclusion rate increase to two-thirds from one-half on annual capital gains realized by corporations and most
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