Patrick J. Boyle

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Patrick J. Boyle
The Honorable Patrick J. Boyle
Tax Court of Canada
Incumbent
Assumed office March 30, 2007

Patrick J. Boyle is a judge currently serving on the Tax Court of Canada.^[1]

References

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Tax Court	Gerald J. Rip Eugene Rossiter Theodore E. Margeson (S) Pierre Archambault (S) Cameron Hugh McArthur (S) Lucie Lamarre Alain Tardif (S) Eric A. Bowie (S) Joe E. Hershfield Diane Campbell Campbell J. Miller François M. Angers Leslie M. Little Brent Paris Judith Woods Georgette Anne Sheridan Paul Bédard Réal Favreau Gaston Jorré Patrick J. Boyle Valerie Miller Robert Hogan Steven K. D'Arcy Frank J. Pizzitelli Johanne D'Auray David Graham Kathleen T. Lyons

Persondata
Name	Boyle, Patrick J.
Alternative names	The Honorable Patrick J. Boyle
Short description	Patrick J. Boyle is a current judge serving on the Tax Court of Canada. He was born in Victoria, British Colombia in Canada and studied at the highly coveted University of Ottawa from 1978-80 an then moved on to Osgood Hall Law School from early to late 1980.
Date of birth
Place of birth	Victoria, B.C
Date of death
Place of death

Born in Victoria, B.C. Educated at the University of Ottawa (Engineering studies 1978-80), Osgoode Hall Law School (LL.B. 1980) and the University of Ottawa (LL.L summa cum laude, 2011). Called to the Bar of Ontario in 1982. Associate and Partner, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP (1982-2007), two year secondment to the Federal Departments of Justice and Finance (2000-02). At the time of his appointment, Vice-Chair of the CBA’s National Tax Law Section, Vice-Chair of the CBA-CICA Joint Committee on Taxation, on the Editorial Board of CCH’s Canadian Tax Reporter. Prior to his appointment, taught Advanced Tax at University of Windsor Law School, served as Special Advisor on Tax Policy to Department of Finance, member of the CRA’s GAAR Committee and Transfer Pricing Review Committee, presenter at numerous Canadian and international tax conferences including conferences sponsored by the Canadian Tax Foundation, Tax Executives Institute, Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, Canadian Bar Association, Advocates’ Society, American Bar Association and International Bar Association, Governor of a University College, volunteered as General Counsel to one of Canada’s largest charities. Appointed Judge of the Tax Court of Canada on March 30, 2007.

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