Beitel Tax Law LLP
14 lawyers · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 133 handling Tax Law.
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Beitel Tax Law LLP is a Toronto firm that practices exclusively in Canadian tax law. The firm represents entrepreneurs, owner-managers, and private companies in disputes with the Canada Revenue Agency, working from an office on Bay Street in the city's downtown core. It traces its roots to Farber Tax Law: according to a firm announcement, the practice rebranded to Beitel Tax Law after seven years of growth within the Farber organization. Today the firm has grown to five partners, three counsel, and a group of associates and students, all working only in tax.
None of the firm's lawyers handle any area of law besides tax, and the firm says most have spent their entire careers in the field. Its work covers audit defence, CRA objections and voluntary disclosures, and appeals to the Tax Court of Canada. The firm notes that most of its cases settle through negotiation with the Department of Justice rather than going to trial. Lawyers there publish Beitel Tax Disputes for the Owner-Manager quarterly for Thomson Reuters, and the firm's work has been cited approvingly by the Supreme Court of Canada. In 2025, Canadian Lawyer named Beitel Tax Law a Top Tax Law Boutique.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- The firm began as Farber Tax Law and rebranded to Beitel Tax Law, crediting seven years of growth within the Farber organization to the transition.
- The firm's work was cited approvingly by the Supreme Court of Canada in the MacDonald decision on hedging transactions.
- Canadian Lawyer named Beitel Tax Law a Top Tax Law Boutique for 2025 to 2026.
In the community
- Lawyers at the firm publish Beitel Tax Disputes for the Owner-Manager, a quarterly for Thomson Reuters.
- Managing partner Jeremie Beitel previously served on the Ontario Bar Association's tax section executive.
- Firm lawyers' work has appeared in the Canadian Tax Foundation, Taxnetpro, CCH, Ontario Bar Association materials, and GTA Accountants Network publications.
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Free consultationLawyers 14
Andrea Dickinson
Counsel
Tax Law
Benjamin Grant
Partner
Tax Law
Brady Bodley
Senior Associate
Tax Law
Brian Nichols
Senior Counsel
Tax Law
Bruce Laregina
Partner
Tax Law
Caroline Elias
Practice Innovation Lawyer
Tax Law
David Palamar
Senior Counsel
Tax Law
Hariss Safi
Associate
Tax Law
Jeremie Beitel
Managing Partner
Tax Law
Josiah Davis
Partner
Tax Law
Laura Zubot
Partner
Tax Law
Matthew Boyd
Senior Associate
Tax Law
Rotem Fellus
Associate
Tax Law
Stanley Ndibe
Senior Associate
Tax Law
This firm’s lawyers at a glance
- Called to the bar
- 1976–2025 · median 8 years in practice 14 of 14 lawyers
- Law schools
- Osgoode Hall Law School (3), University of Toronto (3), Dalhousie University, Schulich School of Law, Queen's University, University of British Columbia, University of Leicester and 4 more 14 of 14 lawyers
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
Beitel Tax Law's office sits on Bay Street, at Suite 1000 of 390 Bay Street in downtown Toronto, the corridor long associated with the city's banks, insurers, and large law firms. That address puts a small tax practice in the same postal code as much larger institutions, but the firm's client list tells a different story. Its lawyers describe working mainly with owner-managed businesses in construction, trades, hospitality, real estate, and manufacturing, sectors that aren't always the focus of the larger Bay Street firms nearby.
Frequently asked questions
- What kind of law does Beitel Tax Law LLP practice?
- The firm practices only Canadian tax law. Its lawyers handle CRA audits, objections, voluntary disclosures, and appeals to the Tax Court of Canada, and the firm says none of its lawyers work in other areas of law.
- I'm being audited by the CRA. Can Beitel Tax Law help?
- Yes. The firm represents businesses and individuals in audits, including disputes over TFSAs, RRSPs, director liability, and property sales, and offers a limited number of free 30 minute initial consultations.
- I have unreported income or foreign assets from past years. Can the firm help me come forward?
- The firm handles voluntary disclosures to the CRA, reviewing a client's situation under legal privilege and advocating for treatment under whichever disclosure program suits the case.
- Will my tax dispute end up in court?
- Not necessarily. The firm says most of its cases settle through negotiation with the Department of Justice rather than going to trial, though it represents clients before the Tax Court of Canada when a case does proceed.
- How big is Beitel Tax Law and where is it located?
- The firm is based in Toronto at 390 Bay Street, with five partners, three counsel, and a group of associates and students, all focused solely on tax law.
- Does Beitel Tax Law offer a free consultation?
- Yes, though the firm offers only a limited number of free 30 minute initial consultations to potential clients.
Where to find them
390 Bay St. Suite 1000, Toronto, ON M5H 2Y2 · 647-254-2511
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