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Patrick Beaudet

Partner, Tax

CPA, M. Tax.

I started as an accountant and my passion for the legal field and entrepreneurs led me to the taxation field. Over time, I’ve become a more significant part of my clients’ lives, quickly adopting the role of business consultant in several areas, including real estate, construction and insurance.

I support my clients in their professional and personal lives by taking care of their asset protection, tax returns, wills and succession planning, insurance and much more. As I have developed alongside them over many years, I’ve had the privilege of being part of their growth and expansion.

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Real Estate & Construction

AREAS OF EXCELLENCE

Canadian taxation

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  • Taxation
  • Demers Beaulne
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Financial fraud: pitfalls to avoid to protect your business

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This article, written by Scott Nabozniak CPA at Mobrey Gil, is taken from the quarterly overview of Canadian news, a newsletter published by Moore North America's Canadian member firms. The article, on the use of artificial intelligence tools in the accounting profession, is part of our mission to be the ultimate partner in your success [...]
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  • Taxation
  • Demers Beaulne
  • March 13th, 2025

Deferral of Capital Gains Inclusion Rate Changes

The federal government has just announced important news regarding the taxation of investment profits (also known as capital gains): the new capital gains legislation announced in the fall of 2024 has been postponed until January 1st, 2026. The provincial government will follow the same direction as the federal government.

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