Within 48 hours of registering in a course, you’ll receive access to the course’s online learning platform, Moodle, where you’ll find the course notes in PDF format. These notes guide your learning over the course and are supplemented by the required textbooks listed below.
Required textbooks
Level I – Introductory Business Valuation
- Business Valuation in Canada (2021), by Howard E. Johnson — ISBN 978-1-5254-0372-9
Level II – Intermediate Business Valuation
- Business Valuation in Canada (2021), by Howard E. Johnson — ISBN 978-1-5254-0372-9
- CPA Package – Byrd & Chen’s Canadian Tax Principles, édition 2025-2026, volumes 1 et 2 + guide d’étude, par Gary Donell et Ida Chen, ISBN 9780135357293
Level III – Advanced Business Valuation
- Business Valuation in Canada (2021), by Howard E. Johnson — ISBN 978-1-5254-0372-9
Level IV – Special Topics in Business Valuation
- Business Valuation in Canada (2021), by Howard E. Johnson — ISBN 978-1-5254-0372-9
* Business Valuation in Canada (2021) by Howard E. Johnson is available only as an e-publication purchase the e-book here. All other required textbooks can be purchased from the York University Bookstore.
How to buy your textbooks
Online
Business Valuation in Canada (2021) by Howard E. Johnson can be purchased here.
For all other books, order through the York University Bookstore:
- Go to bookstore.yorku.ca/buy_textbooks.asp
- Select “Search your Book List.”
- Under “Select a Campus Term,” choose “Keele Campus – School of Continuing Studies.”
- Under “Select a Department,” choose “CS – SCS – School of Continuing Studies.”
- Under “Select a Course,” choose “CICBV mail order.”
- Under “Select a Section,” choose “All.”
- Select “Add” and proceed to checkout.
In person
York University Bookstore is at York Lanes, 4700 Keele Street, North York, Ontario, M3J 1P3.
Telephone: 416-736-2100 ext. 40735.
Email: [email protected].
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