Insights

The decision to sell your business is difficult, and the steps to a successful sale can feel complex and overwhelming. BDO’s experienced partners can help answer questions.

BDO Canada would like to understand how the pandemic has impacted businesses in the health services industry.

For owners who want to know how much their company is worth, they should get a business valuation.

There are many reasons why you should be selling a business. And there are optimal times when you should put your company up for sale.

Businesses in the natural resources industry—specifically mining, oil and gas, and renewables— continue to face unique challenges as a result of COVID-19.

As a business owner, you may have thought about selling your company as part of your long-term business strategy.

BDO Global has researched and published an ebook that details the latest insights into the future tech hubs of the world.

It’s important for auto dealers to get an accurate business valuation of their dealership before they sell.

Even amid uncertainty, an M&A strategy is possible for some retailers. Here’s what to look for in a target acquisition.

BDO explores why integrity is still the cornerstone of all success in the Global Risk Landscape 2020 Report.

As we enter a second wave, how will COVID-19 affect accounting, financial reporting, and audits for your business?

BDO explores how businesses can use their existing assets to remodel their business plan.

The Licence Appeal Tribunal makes a decision on eligibility for IRB when a claimant has been receiving EI benefits.

With a second wave now upon us, many businesses are still struggling to mitigate potential losses and address recovery challenges. Our checklist can help.

COVID-19 continues to impact E&NR companies, so measuring performance and making decisions is more important than ever.

Discover the surprising truths behind Atlantic Canada’s aquaculture market in this interactive infographic. Assess the opportunity:

Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises (ASPE) Update 2020

Picturing what the economic recovery will look like nine months into the COVID-19 pandemic — now more of a two-speed ‘K’ than a ‘W’, an ‘L’ or even a hockey stick — remains a common exercise for trying to grasp the economic uncertainties that lie ahead.