- Co-author, “Tax considerations when donating shares in Canada,” Thomson Reuters, January 31, 2025
Natasha Barrett is an Associate in the Regulatory Practice Group at WeirFoulds LLP.
Before joining WeirFoulds, Natasha was an associate at a prominent multinational business law firm where she advised on corporate governance, tax, contractual and transactional matters with a particular focus on charities, non-profit organizations, and tax-exempt organizations.
Drawing on her experience, both in private practice and as in-house counsel, Natasha is able to connect with and understand the practical realities faced by clients and deliver advice that is both legally sound and operationally effective.
Natasha has worked with a broad range of organizations, from early-stage startups to large international charities, advising on formation, governance, regulatory compliance, and tax-exempt structuring. Her collaborative approach and commitment to tailored, practical solutions empower clients to meet their unique governance and regulatory needs in today’s dynamic legal environment so that they can stay focused on what matters most – their impact.
Natasha Barrett is an Associate in the Regulatory Practice Group at WeirFoulds LLP.
Before joining WeirFoulds, Natasha was an associate at a prominent multinational business law firm where she advised on corporate governance, tax, contractual and transactional matters with a particular focus on charities, non-profit organizations, and tax-exempt organizations.
Drawing on her experience, both in private practice and as in-house counsel, Natasha is able to connect with and understand the practical realities faced by clients and deliver advice that is both legally sound and operationally effective.
Natasha has worked with a broad range of organizations, from early-stage startups to large international charities, advising on formation, governance, regulatory compliance, and tax-exempt structuring. Her collaborative approach and commitment to tailored, practical solutions empower clients to meet their unique governance and regulatory needs in today’s dynamic legal environment so that they can stay focused on what matters most – their impact.