Jeremy Ho

Jeremy Ho, a key figure in the National Tax Group, operates from Vancouver, where he excels in managing a broad range of income tax matters. His expertise shines in guiding clients through the tax intricacies of mergers and acquisitions, whether they unfold across borders or within Canada. His advisory scope extends to the financial structuring of companies, corporate reshuffling, and the tax implications of real estate deals.

After earning a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry at the University of British Columbia in 2009, Jeremy pursued a Juris Doctor at the University of Victoria, completing it in 2012. His legal career took off with his admission to the Alberta bar in 2013, followed by the British Columbia bar in 2012. His professional affiliations are noteworthy, encompassing the Law Society of British Columbia, the Canadian Bar Association, along with memberships in both the Canadian Tax Foundation and the International Fiscal Association.

Jeremy's contributions to tax literature are significant, with works such as an analysis of the General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) in a specific Alberta Ltd. case, discussions on the unconstitutionality of certain legal requirements, and explorations into tax implications for non-resident employers. He has critically examined court decisions affecting insurance companies' tax bases, determined the capital gains nature of foreign exchange gains from swaps, and scrutinized the tax obligations of self-directed RRSP plan trustees. Further, he has delved into the control aspects of business operations and the distinct mental states required for convictions related to false tax return statements versus tax evasion.

His academic journey started at the University of Victoria's Law School, leading to a distinguished career in tax law with bar admissions in Alberta and British Columbia. Jeremy's practice areas include a comprehensive range of tax planning and advisory services, showcasing his ability to navigate complex tax environments.