A boutique built around one practice.
Taxpayer Law Professional Corporation is a Toronto firm whose lawyers practise exclusively in tax controversy and litigation against the Canada Revenue Agency.
Tax disputes are all we do.
Most law firms that touch tax do so as a sideline to a broader corporate, estates, or litigation practice. We do not. Every lawyer at Taxpayer Law spends every day on CRA disputes. That focus is the entire reason the firm exists.
Our work spans the full life of a tax controversy. We act on audits at the proposal stage, we draft and argue Notices of Objection in front of the CRA Appeals Division, we appear in the Tax Court of Canada under both the General and Informal Procedures, and we file and defend Voluntary Disclosure Program applications.
We also handle the related work that often arises alongside a dispute: collections enforcement, taxpayer relief requests, judicial review applications in the Federal Court, and submissions to the CRA Problem Resolution Program.
Tailored strategy. Transparent fees. Direct lawyer contact.
Every file at Taxpayer Law is led by a lawyer with direct experience in the relevant issue. You will not be handed off to junior staff at critical moments, and you will not pay for a senior lawyer to learn an area of law on your matter.
We work on transparent fee arrangements. Before substantive work begins, we set out the scope, the expected timeline, and the realistic cost. Where the work is suited to a fixed fee, we will quote one. Where it is not, we explain how hourly billing will be applied and we send detailed monthly statements.
Communication is direct. The lawyer running your matter is the lawyer you call. We do not insulate clients behind multiple layers of administrative staff, and we return calls and emails promptly during business hours.
Your CRA file deserves serious counsel.
Whether you have just received an audit letter or you are weeks away from a Tax Court hearing, we can help. Initial consultations are confidential and we work with clients across Canada.