I’ve been working in indirect taxes (GST/HST/PST) for over 25 years, and I’m still passionate about this complex, challenging and constantly evolving field. My role is to help my clients see clearly, apply the rules correctly and optimize their tax situation.
What stimulates me most is to play a real advisory role. It’s my job to explain the issues, answer questions, prevent errors and defend my clients’ rights, always with clarity and efficiency. My career path – in business, in a large law firm, then at Demers Beaulne since 2011 – has enabled me to develop a keen understanding of the issues at stake in the field.
Very active in the professional world, for over 15 years I have been giving training courses and conferences on indirect taxes to the Ordre des CPA du Québec and the Association de planification fiscale et financière (APFF), in addition to regularly publishing articles on my field of expertise. One achievement of which I am particularly proud: the writing of a nationally recognized practical guide to GST/QST/HST for real estate transactions.
My approach? Convivial, direct and accessible. My experience enables me to explain the application of taxes in a way that’s easy to understand for my audience, so that everyone leaves with clear, useful answers. Because even when it comes to taxation, you can (and should) keep things simple.
Real estate and construction
Cross-border
Non-profit organizations
Consumption taxes
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