Jonathan Lafrance

Jonathan Lafrance is a prominent figure in tax litigation, renowned for his expertise in resolving tax disputes on a national scale. With a base in Montreal, he has a robust practice that spans various courts across Canada.

Mr. Lafrance's courtroom prowess is evident from his extensive experience arguing cases in numerous provincial and federal courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada. His track record includes over 100 court cases, resulting in favorable outcomes either through decisions on the merits or amicable settlements.

Representing a diverse range of clients, from individuals to public and private corporations, Mr. Lafrance handles a multitude of tax-related matters. His repertoire includes income tax, GST/HST, collection measures, protection of tax information, and judicial review, among others. He also provides counsel on financial governance, tax, and regulatory compliance to public corporations and registered charities.

In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Lafrance shares his expertise as a lecturer at the University of Sherbrooke, where he teaches tax litigation. Prior to his current role, he served as a judicial clerk with the judges of the Tax Court of Canada.

Mr. Lafrance's contributions extend beyond the courtroom; he has authored numerous articles and is a sought-after speaker in the tax community. With a comprehensive educational background, including an M.Fisc., J.D., and LL.B. from the University of Sherbrooke, he is admitted to practice in Quebec and Alberta.