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Maude Caron-Morin
Bar Admision 2013
Law degree, Université laval (LLB)
Master’s degree in Taxation, Université de Sherbrooke
Contact information
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A Quebec City tax lawyer, Maude's practice focuses primarily on business law and taxation, with an expertise that focuses mostly on social economy businesses (NPOs and charities) and the agricultural field.
Maude is partner since 2020. Since very early in her career, she has been successful. She was a recipient of the Canadian Tax Institute scholarship in 2014.
Maude is very involved in her community and sits on several boards in the Quebec City area. She is a lecturer in taxation at the Université Laval, in addition to being a trainer at the Agricultural Training Center, Business Training Center of Saint-Anselme and the School of Entrepreneurship of Quebec.
Maude is a lawyer who is accessible to her clients and carries out all of her mandates with the goal of finding efficient solutions that offer the best cost-benefit ratio to the issues encountered by her clients.
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Services
- Business Contracts
- Business Law
- Business Start-Ups
- Business Taxation
- Corporate Reorganization
- Corporate Structure
- Creation of social utility trusts, NPOs, foundations and charitable organizations
- Drafting and reviewing by-laws
- Purchase and Sale of Business
- Shareholder Agreements
- Support to charities and donors for major or unconventional donations with respect to legal and tax issues
- Tax Litigation
- Tax Planning
- Transfer of agricultural businesses
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Professional activities
I work daily with motivated entrepreneurs who care about their business. My work allows me to advise them on their business projects and to contribute to the success of their business by helping them avoid legal and tax pitfalls, to make their investments profitable by optimizing their taxation and to protect their hard-earned assets by setting up structures to protect their assets.
Since the beginning of my practice, I have been particularly interested in the legal and fiscal environment surrounding NPOs and charities by accompanying the Fondation de l'Université de Sherbrooke in "unconventional" donations and by deepening my knowledge of the governance and financing of NPOs and charities through my involvement in the Opérations Enfant Soleil expert committee. The field of social economy is a large part of my daily practice.
I am also regularly involved in mandates related to the agricultural sector, such as family business succession, unrelated business transfers and the reorganization of agricultural businesses.
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Social Involvement
I teach taxation at the Université Laval’s Faculty of Law to try to pass on my passion to students. My mission is to get out of the theory and show them the practice of business law and taxation on a daily basis. I am also involved with various boards where I feel that my knowledge and expertise can benefit the community.
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Conformité à la Loi 25 : Accompagnement mutualisé pour le Réseau des massothérapeutes professionnels du Québec (RMPQ) – Cohorte 1
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