Geneviève Lille

Geneviève is renowned for her comprehensive guidance in Canadian corporate tax matters, serving both local and global companies. Her expertise spans mergers and acquisitions, financing options, corporate restructuring, and designing investment frameworks.

Recognized for her deep knowledge in Canadian partnership taxation, Geneviève has co-authored the only dedicated book on this subject, "Understanding the Taxation of Partnerships," published by Wolters Kluwer. Her role as an Adjunct Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School’s Professional Tax LLM Program, where she imparts knowledge on the Taxation of Partnerships and Tax Shelters, underscores her commitment to educating the next generation of tax professionals.

Geneviève's skill set also includes facilitating client interactions with both federal and provincial tax authorities in Canada, ensuring compliance and resolving disputes.

As a sought-after speaker and prolific writer on tax issues, Geneviève contributes to various esteemed tax publications and has been honored with the Canadian Tax Foundation's Douglas J. Sherbaniuk Distinguished Writing Award for her outstanding contributions.

Licensed to practice in Ontario since 2001 and in Québec since 1999, Geneviève's academic credentials are impressive, holding an LLM from Osgoode Law School and both an LL.B. and a B.C.L from McGill University. Her expertise is acknowledged in the International Tax Review as a World Tax Leader for 2023 and she is listed in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory for Corporate Tax.

Her written works include insightful analysis on the deductibility of stock option surrender payments and the evolving interpretations of tax legislation. Geneviève's leadership in the academic realm is further demonstrated by her roles at York University's Osgoode Hall Law School and the Canadian Bar Association's Tax Law for Lawyers program.

Geneviève is a member of the Canadian Tax Foundation, the International Fiscal Association, and the Canadian Bar Association (Ontario Section), showcasing her active engagement with the tax law community.