During an AMVIC inspection, inspectors will examine sample transactions from the previous three-year period, which must be made available to the inspector. Automotive business documents are reviewed thoroughly during an AMVIC inspection. Ensuring accuracy on your documents will protect the consumer, your salespeople and your business. Lately, AMVIC inspectors have reported encountering inconsistencies and inaccurate
Read More2022 – 2023 AMVIC annual report highlights: The 2022 – 2023 annual report can be found on amvic.org.
Read MoreAMVIC sends out a monthly industry-focused bulletin to help automotive businesses and salespeople stay informed, understand the laws and ensure compliance. Perhaps you are new to the industry, or you missed a bulletin in the past three months. Below are the most recent industry bulletins in order of publication, to help ensure you stay up-to-date
Read MoreOn April 4, 2023, the industry members of the AMVIC board appointed Catherine Manten as the new director-at-large for a term of three years, effective April 22, 2023. Catherine is a results driven, self-motivated Chief Administrative Officer and Corporate Controller with 22 years of experience in financial, operational and administrative leadership roles within the automotive
Read MoreRecently, AMVIC has noticed several service and repair businesses are not keeping trade certificate information current on their AMVIC Online business profile. AMVIC requires all licensed automotive businesses in Alberta to provide accurate, up-to-date information on their AMVIC Online profile. As an employer, it is your responsibility to ensure your journeypersons, apprentices and other staff
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