Jean-Luc Minoungou
1 book
About the Author
Jean-Luc Minoungou is an author and legal writer whose work examines complex questions in Canadian tax law and legal interpretation. His notable book, "Abusive Tax Planning in Canada: Applications of the General Anti-Avoidance Rule to Abusive Surplus Stripping," explores the application of the General Anti-Avoidance Rule to transactions involving abusive surplus stripping. Combining rigorous analysis with clear exposition, Minoungou contributes to conversations about tax planning, statutory interpretation, and the boundaries between lawful tax minimization and impermissible avoidance. His writing is suited to readers seeking a focused, thoughtful understanding of contemporary Canadian tax-law issues.
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Books by Jean-Luc Minoungou
