Colin Romano is an associate in the Tax Group at Goodmans.
His practice includes all areas of income tax law, with an emphasis on domestic and cross-border corporate and commercial transactions. In addition to his income tax practice, Colin has expertise in the regulation of financial services market participants and products, including the licensing and registration of dealers and investment funds operating in the blockchain industry.
Prior to joining Goodmans, Colin was an associate at another prominent Canadian law firm.
Colin earned a Juris Doctor from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. Prior to law school, he obtained an Honours Bachelor of Arts in English Literature (with distinction) from Concordia University.
As crypto-assets become subject to further regulation both domestically and globally, industry players find themselves presented not only with new obligations but also with new opportunities. Canada’s…
Colin Romano authored Policy Forum: Cognitive Bias as a Factor in Determining the Efficiency of Sliding Scales in Volume 71, Issue 3, 2023 Canadian Tax Journal. Excerpt from Policy Forum…
On November 2, 2023, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) answered a series of questions as part of the Association de planification fiscal et financière’s annual conference in Quebec City that may have…
Colin Romano authored Policy Forum: The Income Taxation of Crypto Contracts in the 2023 Canadian Tax Journal. Excerpt from Policy Forum: The Income Taxation of Crypto Contracts:Current Canada…
Colin Romano presents as faculty at Osgoode’s Certificate in Blockchain Law CPD program on Commercial Arrangements in NFTs on November 8, 2023.This presentation is for professionals participating in…
Goodmans is pleased to announce Colin Romano has joined the firm as an associate in our Tax Group. Colin will be a terrific addition to our firm.We warmly welcome Colin to…
Colin Romano presented to professionals participating in Osgoode Hall Law School’s continuing professional development program on blockchain law, with a particular focus on commercial arrangements in…