Curious about the latest happenings at Fuller Landau? Check back often for updates on our team, and the firm as a whole.
CRA strike
As of April 19, employees of the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)are on strike. Tax deadlines have not been changed or rescheduled. Taxpayers are still required to file their T1 Personal Income Tax Return by May 1, 2023. While the full impact of this strike is not yet known, Fuller Landau is still working diligently to ... Read more
Recognized as one of Canada’s Top Small & Medium Employers of 2023
Fuller Landau has been named one of Canada’s Top Small & Medium Employers for the sixth year in a row! Why we were selected We worked with team members to formalize a hybrid work model that is designed and tailored to meet the needs of each practice area. We offer training and development for individuals ... Read more
The Fuller Landau team raises over $7,700 for local food banks
We are pleased to announce that we’ve raised $7,730 for Daily Bread Food Bank and Good Shepherd as part of our annual holiday food drive. With financial pressures increasing, food banks and shelters have become critical resources for many Canadians. We are incredibly proud of our team for wanting to make an impact. Many thanks ... Read more
Congratulations to Amaan Datoo, our newest Partner
A new year brings new opportunities, and we are starting off on a high note. We are thrilled to welcome Amaan Datoo to the Fuller Landau partnership team. Amaan advises private Canadian businesses and their owners in a variety of areas including, estate and succession planning, corporate reorganizations, acquiring or selling a business, and various ... Read more
Fuller Landau launches an Estate Trustee During Litigation service
Fuller Landau is thrilled to announce our new service offering – Estate Trustee During Litigation (ETDL). Despite the best planning and intentions, family disagreements over an estate can and do erupt. These disputes can stall administration and create more friction between the impacted parties. This can lead to distrust in the estate trustee ... Read more