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Isabelle Traversy

Partner, Canadian Taxation

CPA, LL.L.

As a CPA and lawyer with over 20 years of experience in Canadian taxation, my clients consist primarily of private companies and shareholder officers. My experience enables me to advise clients in achieving their business objectives, planning, and compliance in various planning contexts, including succession and business transfers, as well as financing and capital procurement. With a strong background in tax accounting, my goal is to complement this by providing clients with insightful advice and tailored solutions to their specific financial reporting needs. I firmly believe that a thorough understanding of their operations and industry sector is essential to delivering quality service. I have had the pleasure of working with clients from various sectors, but it is in the agri-food and agriculture sector that my interest is particularly pronounced. I am passionate about the unique challenges facing companies in this sector, and I appreciate the opportunity to contribute to their growth and success.
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Food industry

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Canadian taxation

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