Osler’s Tax Group is consistently recognized as a leading provider of tax law services in Canada and is ranked Band 1 by Chambers Canada, one of the leading legal directories in the world. From our offices across Canada, our tax lawyers operate as an integrated unit and in partnership with our clients to develop sophisticated solutions to our clients’ most complex and important taxation issues.
With close to 60 tax professionals, we offer our clients expert advice on a broad range of tax matters of importance to their business interests. In addition, we are pleased to share with our clients and others the benefit of our extensive experience through our Osler Updates, seminars, webinars and other client tailored programs.
Osler is a long-time sponsor of the Canadian Tax Foundation (CTF), the International Fiscal Association (IFA) and the Tax Executives Institute (TEI) in support of the professional needs of the in-house tax community and as leading sources of insight on Canadian corporate tax issues.
Areas of Focus
Key Contacts
Co-Chair
Partner, Tax, Toronto
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Partner, Tax, Calgary, Vancouver
Partner, Tax, Montréal
Partner, Tax, Vancouver
Latest Insights
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Osler Update July 27, 2026
Summer 2026 Canadian draft tax legislation release: simplified transfer pricing documentation regime, hybrid mismatch rules and more
The release includes the new simplified transfer pricing documentation regime, amendments to the second package of hybrid mismatch rules released in...
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Osler Update July 23, 2026
Civil contempt: Québec Court of Appeal says yes to the Charter, no to Jordan
We examine the Court's decision, the analytical framework it developed and other jurisdictions’ treatment of the issue.
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Osler Update June 8, 2026
How to be audit ready in the face of Canada’s new transfer pricing rules
We outline the amendments' key changes and the practical steps that taxpayers can take today to ensure compliance.
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Osler Update May 7, 2026
Canada moves ahead with changes to qualified investments for registered plans
Government introduced Bill C-31 that includes previously released proposal to add two new “qualified investment” fund categories.
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SubscribeAwards and Recognition
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Recognized in Tax (Band 1).
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Recognized in Tax (Band 1).
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Tax Law (Tier 1).
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Osler earns Tier 1 ranking in Tax, Tax Controversy and Transactional Tax.
—International Tax Review: World Tax Guide
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Osler wins Canada Tax Firm of the Year (2021), Canada Tax Firm of the Year and Americas Tax Innovator of the Year Awards (2020), Canada Tax Court Firm of the Year Award (2019).
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Osler’s Tax group is ranked Tier 1 and lawyers recognized as leaders in Transfer Pricing.
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Osler lawyers recognized in Corporate Tax.
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Recognized as “Law Firm of the Year” in Tax Law.
—Best Law Firms - Canada
They have an exceptionally strong team that works together seamlessly — their experience with tax and tax litigation is the best in Canada.
In the Media
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Osler News July 23, 2026
Osler’s Private Client Practice Recognized in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026: Canada
Osler’s Private Client Practice Recognized in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026: Canada
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Osler News May 4, 2026
Olivier Fournier joins Osler’s National Tax Group as a tax litigation partner
Olivier’s practice focuses on tax litigation and controversy, advising Canadian and international clients on complex tax audits and disputes both...
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Osler News April 15, 2026
Lexpert Special Edition: Finance and M&A 2026 recognizes 51 Osler lawyers
Congratulations to our lawyers recognized as leaders in the Lexpert Special Edition: Finance and M&A 2026.
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Media Mentions March 27, 2026
Canada’s new transfer pricing law puts taxpayers ‘on notice’ – Bloomberg Law News
Canada’s new transfer pricing law is certain to increase the scope and intensity of CRA audits and controversies, says Amanda Heale.
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