Ilana Ludwin

Ilana is a Tax lawyer in Osler Works – Transactional, a service that uses cutting-edge technology, streamlined processes and skilled legal professionals to support our deal teams and clients largely in the context of transactions. She joined Osler in 2014 after serving as a law clerk to the Honourable Mr. Justice Marshall Rothstein at the Supreme Court of Canada. Ilana obtained her LL.B. and B.C.L. at McGill University and received the Principal David L. Johnston Medal on graduation. While at McGill, she clerked for the Honourable Marie-France Bich at the Court of Appeal of Quebec and was an editor at the McGill Law Journal. Prior to law school, she studied Political Studies and Mathematics at Queen's University, graduating with the Political Studies Medal.

Wide range of depreciable capital property permanently eligible for immediate expensing.

New simplified transfer pricing documentation, amendments to the second package of hybrid mismatch rules and more.

The Canadian federal government has announced its intention to rescind Canada’s digital services tax.

The tax implications of cross-border remote work arrangements is discussed by Kim Maguire and Ilana Ludwin in the Tax Management International...