Fiscal Success: Me Delisle saves a real estate company $10 million!.
Mr. Delisle successfully represented a real estate company in a tax dispute involving an anti-avoidance rule and overturned assessments totalling more than $10 million.
As a member of the board of directors and leader of the Business Law Group, Martin’s expertise extends to all issues related to civil and criminal tax litigation. This expertise includes tax audits of companies, trusts or individuals regarding income tax, consumption taxes (GST, HST and QST), business reorganizations, succession planning, tax avoidance (GAAR, anti-avoidance rules), tax investigations (fraud or tax evasion), as well as scientific research and experimental development (SR&ED).
Representing all taxpayers, whether individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) or large corporations, Martin is also involved as a prosecutor in tax litigation cases involving subcontractors, placement agencies, as well as players in the construction and restaurant sectors.
His vast expertise is actively sought after, particularly in the areas of tax audits, voluntary disclosures, tax searches, cases related to the Permanent Anti-Corruption Unit (UPAC), requests for authorization from the Autorité des marchés publics (AMP) to bid on public contracts and obtaining certificates from Revenu Québec. Martin holds a certification in ethics and compliance (CEC) from HEC Montréal’s School of Executives and provides advice on corporate governance.
In addition to being a sought-after speaker and prolific author in taxation, Martin has also been a lecturer in the Master of Laws in Taxation option at HEC Montréal since 2014. With such success, it is normal that so many taxpayers are indebted to him for all his valuable advice.
As a member of the board of directors and leader of the Business Law Group, Martin’s expertise extends to all issues related to civil and criminal tax litigation. This expertise includes tax audits of companies, trusts or individuals regarding income tax, consumption taxes (GST, HST and QST), business reorganizations, succession planning, tax avoidance (GAAR, anti-avoidance rules), tax investigations (fraud or tax evasion), as well as scientific research and experimental development (SR&ED).
Representing all taxpayers, whether individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) or large corporations, Martin is also involved as a prosecutor in tax litigation cases involving subcontractors, placement agencies, as well as players in the construction and restaurant sectors.
His vast expertise is actively sought after, particularly in the areas of tax audits, voluntary disclosures, tax searches, cases related to the Permanent Anti-Corruption Unit (UPAC), requests for authorization from the Autorité des marchés publics (AMP) to bid on public contracts and obtaining certificates from Revenu Québec. Martin holds a certification in ethics and compliance (CEC) from HEC Montréal’s School of Executives and provides advice on corporate governance.
In addition to being a sought-after speaker and prolific author in taxation, Martin has also been a lecturer in the Master of Laws in Taxation option at HEC Montréal since 2014. With such success, it is normal that so many taxpayers are indebted to him for all his valuable advice.
Mr. Delisle successfully represented a real estate company in a tax dispute involving an anti-avoidance rule and overturned assessments totalling more than $10 million.
Mr. Delisle and Mr. Tremblay successfully represented a businessman who was assessed over $30 million in taxable benefits by the tax authorities, thereby cancelling the said a...
Certification in Ethics and Compliance (CEC)
2023
Master Degree, Tax Law
HEC Montréal, 2012
D.E.S.S., Taxation
HEC Montréal, 2010
LL.B.
Université de Montréal, 2004
Member, Association de planification fiscale et financière
Member, Barreau du Québec
Member, Congress and Tax Planning Committees, Association de planification fiscale et financière
Member of the Committees of the Congress and Colloquium on Tax Administration
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