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Émilie L’Espérance Charron
Education
Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting Profile), Université du Québec à Montréal
Bachelor of Laws, Université de Montréal
Master of Taxation, Université de Sherbrooke
Contact information
Émilie is a tax specialist based in our Saint-Hyacinthe office. Prior to joining TCJ, she practised for seven years as a jurist in a private firm, where she worked on a wide range of commercial and litigation matters. She now stands out for her unique expertise combining accounting and corporate taxation, together with her experience as a jurist involved in civil litigation and business law documentation.
Read moreToday, her practice focuses primarily on taxation and commercial matters. With an integrated understanding of legal, accounting and tax considerations, she has a deep grasp of the challenges businesses face and is able to develop solutions tailored to their specific realities.
She is recognized for her professionalism and her human-centred approach, which allows her to quickly build trust with clients. Her ability to combine technical expertise with attentive listening makes her a valued and sought-after advisor.
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Services
- Business Start-Ups
- Business Taxation
- Corporate Reorganizations
- Corporate Structure
- Estate Planning
- Purchase and Sale of Business
- Tax Advisory Services
- Tax Planning
- Trusts
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Social Involvement
- 2025: Research assistant for the APFF and research assistant in tax law at the Université de Sherbrooke
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News
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Municipal
Fast-tracked expropriations for the Alto project? A closer look at the new High-Speed Rail Network Act
Read moreThe Alto project is a federal government high-speed rail initiative aimed at building a modern, electrified rail network of approximately 1,000 km within Canada’s most densely populated corridor. This network would primarily connect Toronto and (…)
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Real Estate and Construction
Coming into Force of New Exclusions from the Assessment Roll for Robotic Devices Used in Commercial Warehousing and Reminder Regarding the New 2026-2027-2028 Property Assessment Roll
Read moreComing into Force of New Exclusions from the Assessment Roll for Robotic Devices Used in Commercial Warehousing
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Labour and Employment
A First: The Tribunal administratif du travail Orders the Maintenance of Services Ensuring the Well Being of the Population
Read moreOn March 13, 2026, the Tribunal administratif du travail rendered the first-ever decision concerning services ensuring the well being of the population, a new regime introduced by the Act to give greater consideration to the needs of the population (…)
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