YOUR FINANCIAL PARTNER
Luc Dubé is your Tax Expert Candidate specializing in Wealth Management. He will be able to help you with all your tax needs.
Luc Dubé’s expertise
WHO’S
LUC DUBÉ?
How well do you know Luc Dubé?
A Gatineau businessman, Luc has more than 20 years of experience in the financial sector. Creativity, curiosity, empathy and a love of taking on challenges are just a few of hois many qualities. Holder of a bachelor’s degree in business administration, in addition to his advanced studies in financial and tax planning, he is currently studying for a master’s degree in taxation at the University of Sherbrooke. His ultimate goal is to have as much knowledge as possible in order to exceed his clients’ expectations and help them achieve financial serenity. Being an entrepreneur, it is important to know how to take care of yourself. Physical training is therefore very important to him, which is why, when he has free time, between studies and work, he dedicates this time to weightlifting and he takes part in several competitions of Road Triathlons. and off-road.
It is important to choose your financial partner carefully, which is why it would be a great pleasure for me to support you in all your tax procedures and thus become your partner for all your financial projects. Your creativity will be my mission. Dare to dream and experience the difference!
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“Success is a
series of failure without giving up.”
– Luc Dubé
Why choose
Luc Dubé?
My mandate is simple, I would like to help you achieve your financial peace through my extensive knowledge and thus, share with you the right information necessary for your financial success. Follow me on my Linked-In page. You will have the chance to read interesting articles on the world of finance.
“Start-Up” in Québec; sharpen your pencils, folks…
The conditions are more favorable for Quebec entrepreneurs in “Start-Up” mode to incorporate into another province. In addition, it is tax-efficient in many cases to diversify its active business income in cross-border provinces, such as Ontario and New Brunswick.