Articles taggués "payments"

29 September 2025

Syndicate’s attestation: How to limit the risks associated with interim financial information?

The certification requires the provision of certain information, including some interim financial information, as of the date of certification, in particular: Total amount of the contingency fund Total amount of cash available to pay current expenses Amount of the self-insurance fund A CHALLENGE FOR CPAs ? Certifying interim financial information...

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Elise Beauchesne, CPA, CA, Adm.A
Associée-fondatrice
514-935-6999
[email protected]

26 September 2025

Canada Post strike: Adjust your method of payment for common charges

Since the start of the indefinite strike at Canada Post, mail delivery has been disrupted across the country. In light of this, we would like to remind all co-owners of the importance of planning ahead for the payment of their common expenses, especially if you still send cheques by mail....

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Rédaction SolutionCondo,


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1 August 2025

Summary of the insolvency of a co-owner in Quebec

The insolvency of a co-owner in Quebec is a complex situation that can have significant repercussions for the condominium syndicate. In this blog post, we will explore the legal implications and possible solutions for the syndicate when faced with this issue. THE SYNDICATE'S CLAIMS IN THE EVENT OF PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY...

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Robert Barrette,
Directeur de gestion
514 935-6999
[email protected]

12 May 2025

Directors’ fees : How are they treated for tax purposes ?

Although many condominiums have volunteer directors, many opt to offer a token sum of money to their directors to encourage competent people to run for the board.  This recognizes the time these people devote to the administration of their co-ownership and compensates them for using their personal assets to administer...

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Elise Beauchesne, CPA, CA, Adm.A
Associée-fondatrice
514-935-6999
[email protected]

6 January 2025

POSSIBILITY OF A STRIKE AT CANADA POST: PLAN FOR THE PAYMENT OF YOUR CONDO FEES

The possibility of another Canada Post strike could disrupt mail delivery in the coming weeks. In this context, we would like to remind all co-owners of the importance of planning ahead for the payment of their common fees, especially if they are still making payments by cheque sent by mail....

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Samanta Pilon-Langlois,
Directrice des Opérations
514-935-6999
[email protected]

6 January 2025

Syndicate of co-ownership: convenience fees and the Consumer Protection Act

The Consumer Protection Act provides various safeguards for consumers, including a prohibition on merchants charging additional fees to customers paying with debit or credit cards. The syndicate of co-ownership is not a merchant The syndicate of co-ownership is a non-profit organization whose main purpose is to preserve the immovable, maintain...

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Anne-Claire Pinel de Grandchamp,


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24 July 2024

Avoid cash and Interac transfers to limit the risk of condominium fraud

Although cash is an effective method of payment, it carries a higher risk of misappropriation than other payment methods. This is particularly true when cash is received to pay for items over which control is limited (e.g.: chips, access cards, moving expenses, etc.). In fact, there is a real risk...

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Elise Beauchesne, CPA, CA, Adm.A
Associée-fondatrice
514-935-6999
[email protected]

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