Leo works with professionals, established private businesses and startup businesses in order to maximize tax efficient growth and protect the interest of the founders every step of the way.
Leo is an associate at TDS who works closely with professionals, established private businesses and startup businesses in order to maximize tax efficient growth, while protecting the interests of the founders every step of the way. When the time is right for the client, Leo provides pragmatic and effective advice on the sale of their business, bearing in mind both tax and business considerations.
Leo is known for his aptitude for detailed research, pragmatism, and understanding of complex tax situations. He has worked with small business owners and delivered presentations on corporate and tax law to help them better understand the tax planning tools that Canadian businesses and their shareholders have available as well as how to avoid the common pitfalls that can result in significant tax costs. He also lectures at the University of Manitoba Law School on corporate taxation for second and third year law students.
Leo is an active volunteer in his community and enjoys applying his knowledge of corporate and tax law to help charitable organizations continue the selfless work that impacts communities across Manitoba.
B.B.A., University of Winnipeg, 2014
J.D., University of Manitoba, 2017
Intensive in Residence Advanced Tax Law for Lawyer’s Course, Canadian Bar Association
Manitoba, 2018
Camp Massad of Manitoba, Volunteer
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Volunteer
Mount Carmel Clinic, Honorary Solicitor
Canadian Bar Association, Member
Manitoba Bar Association, Member
Law Society of Manitoba, Member
Canadian Tax Foundation, Member
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