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What the consultation includes

A full hour with Akira Kamio, CPA auditor and LL.M. in taxation, with over twelve years in Canadian and international tax.
A preliminary review of your situation and of the Canadian and Québec obligations that apply to it.
A clear statement of what is at issue — the filings, the deadlines, and the exposure — based on the information you provide.
A recommendation on the next step, whether or not that involves a further engagement with us.

The meeting is held remotely or at our Old Montreal office, in English or in French.

Fee

We offer a one-hour consultation at a discounted rate of $250 plus applicable taxes. The meeting is intended to provide a preliminary review of your situation.

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Not sure a consultation is the right step?

Email us a short description of your situation instead. We will tell you whether a consultation is warranted, what it would cover, and if it is not what you need, we will say so.

How to prepare

To ensure the discussion is as focused and productive as possible, we encourage you to share, in advance, all relevant details, documents, and background information relating to your situation and objectives.

Scope of the consultation

Please note that the consultation is preliminary in nature and is intended to provide general observations and initial guidance based on the information made available at the time of the meeting. Given the inherent limitations of any analysis conducted without a comprehensive review of all relevant facts, documentation, and applicable tax considerations, the consultation does not constitute a formal tax opinion, written advice, or professional representation.

Where appropriate, and depending on the complexity of the matters involved, a separate professional engagement may subsequently be proposed in order to undertake a more comprehensive analysis, provide formal advice and recommendations, or assist with implementation and ongoing representation.