TAX ADMINISTRATION AND LITIGATION
Protect your rights and simplify
your dealings with tax authorities.
Our experts work alongside you to turn your tax challenges into opportunities, with professionalism and transparency.
Whether you’re at the audit, collection or notice of objection stage, our tax administration and litigation experts are here to support you every step of the way, minimizing the financial impact on your business and ensuring your peace of mind.
OUR TAX LITIGATION SERVICES
- Assistance with tax audits
- Management of tax collection procedures
- Strategic support in the event of tax opposition
Assistance with tax audits
An audit process can be intimidating. During an audit, we can assist you throughout the process according to your needs, or we can take over the management of communications with the auditor alone. With our understanding of tax rules and rigorous analysis of the facts, we encourage negotiation and seek to resolve disputes quickly and efficiently.
To ensure optimal management and peace of mind:
- Full management or targeted assistance during the audit.
- Detailed analysis of facts and tax nuances for informed recommendations.
- Prioritizing negotiation for effective dispute resolution.
Management of tax collection procedures
Collection procedures are particularly strict and rapid, and can seriously disrupt your business. Our expertise in negotiations and governmental processes will help you find a suitable agreement, protecting your business and your daily life.
We’re here to support you:
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- Negotiate agreements adapted to your reality.
- Protect your assets with our expertise in government processes.
Strategic support in the event of tax opposition
When faced with a contested notice of assessment, a well-constructed objection can make all the difference:
- Tax research for a solid argument tailored to your situation.
- Drafting of opposition notices and rigorous monitoring of deadlines.
- Targeted negotiations with tax authorities to defend your interests.
Our Experts
Our Experts, your Allies
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PartnerJacqueline Lemay -
PartnerGil Demers -
PartnerMartin Tétrault -
PartnerIsabelle Traversy
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