Dentons Canada LLP | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
A lawyer since 2008
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Ron Dueck, a partner at Dentons in the Tax group, works out of Vancouver and has built a distinguished career focused on tax planning. His expertise benefits both private and public companies alongside investment funds, especially when dealing with reorganizations, acquisitions, divestitures, and navigating the intricacies of capital markets and international investments. His advice is pivotal for business owners seeking tax-efficient growth strategies, seamless business transitions, and bespoke estate planning. Moreover, Dueck is adept at guiding companies through the maze of CRA audits and disputes, always with an eye toward avoiding legal entanglements.
His reputation as a problem-solver and planner precedes him, making him a popular figure on the speaking circuit across national platforms. His talks cover a breadth of subjects, from corporate sales to the nuances of cryptocurrency and digital ledger technologies.
Ron's advisory role spans significant transactions, such as guiding Tryten Technologies during its acquisition by Capsa, steering Ely Gold Royalties through a major takeover by Gold Royalty Corp., and counseling Herschend Family Entertainment in its asset purchase from the Vancouver Aquarium.
Dueck's professional affiliations are extensive, including membership in the Law Society of British Columbia, the Canadian Bar Association, the Canadian Tax Foundation, and the International Fiscal Association. His career trajectory has seen him partner at Farris LLP before his current role.
His academic credentials include a JD from the University of Victoria and a BA in Philosophy from the University of Waterloo, where he was recognized on the Dean's Honours list. Ron was admitted to the British Columbia bar in 2008, solidifying his qualifications to practice in his chosen fields. These fields encompass a wide range, including business structure and tax planning, corporate taxation, as well as estate and trust planning, underscoring his comprehensive approach to tax law.