Primrose Tax Law is a Canadian tax law firm practising corporate tax and trust law for business owners. I implement the legal side of corporate and trust reorganizations prepared by your tax advisor, with offices registered for service in Ottawa, Surrey, Calgary, and Halifax.
I designed Primrose Tax Law to be a place where I can be the tax enthusiast I am. The firm runs on one principle — I collaborate with tax advisors on the legal implementation of their plans.
Tax advisors design the strategy. I implement the legal structure — resolutions, incorporations, trust deeds — on the tax advisor’s instruction. Every file is fixed-fee. Every file handled with care.
My LLM dissertation asks whether Canada should renovate the existing Income Tax Act or pursue a more comprehensive reconstruction of its tax mix to better advance economic equality. Drawing on critical tax theory and a comparative analysis of Germany’s 2000 reform cycle and Estonia’s flat-rate, distributed-profit regime, the dissertation evaluates what model of reform best serves Canada’s constitutional, policy, and equity commitments. Canada has not undertaken a comprehensive review of its tax system since the Carter Commission of 1966. The research engages that gap directly — framing income tax reform not as a neutral exercise in administrative rationalization but as a question about whose interests the law serves and what values it should embody.
Active participation in the Canadian tax community keeps my practice current. Below are upcoming and recent conferences attended — a record of where the conversations are happening and where I show up.
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