Me Louis Tassé focuses his practice primarily on tax litigation, handling cases related to both income tax and sales tax. He has deep and varied experience litigating tax cases for the Crown and is well-versed on controversies affecting corporate taxpayers and understands the Crown’s perspective in litigating tax cases.

Prior to joining Alepin Gauthier, Me Tassé practiced in one of the largest professional services and accounting firms in the world, representing clients in disputes with the Canada Revenue Agency and the Québec Ministry of Revenue. Most notably, Me Tassé successfully represented Kruger (income tax), Salaison Lévesque Inc. (sales taxes), ADP Canada Co. (large corporations tax), Ikea Ltd. (sales taxes), and Joseph Ribkoff Inc. (sales taxes). His track record of reported cases involves both income and sales taxes in the Québec courts, the Federal Court of Appeal and the Tax Court of Canada, and his early career experience with Justice Canada and Revenue Canada. Louis also has extensive experience in voluntary disclosures both for income tax and sales tax matters, with the Canada Revenue Agency and Revenu Québec. Me Tassé is a prolific writer and has been quoted on three different occasions by the Tax Court of Canada and the Québec Court.