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Lexton Lee, CPA, MPAcc

Associate

Lexton Lee

Language(s) spoken: English

Bar Admission(s): Newfoundland and Labrador, 2025

Legal Assistant(s): Dedra Hickman

Lexton’s practice centers on tax law, including tax planning and dispute resolution, alongside corporate and commercial law. With a strong background in accounting and law, he brings a unique perspective to complex tax and financial matters, helping clients navigate challenges with clarity and confidence. As a licensed CPA with over 10 years of experience, Lexton has worked with a diverse range of clients, from large publicly traded companies to owner-managed businesses, providing tailored advice that considers both legal and financial impacts.

Currently pursuing his Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) designation, Lexton is expanding his expertise in estates and trusts. Known for his collaborative and thoughtful approach, he focuses on delivering practical solutions that align with each client’s business and financial goals while minimizing risk and maximizing opportunities.

Education & Career

Education

Dalhousie University, Juris Doctor, 2024

Chartered Professional Accountant, 2015

  • CPA In-Depth Tax Course, 2017-2020

University of Saskatchewan, Master of Professional Accounting, 2015

University of Saskatchewan, Bachelor of Commerce, 2014

Activities

Board member (treasurer), O’Brien Farm Foundation, 2020 – 2021

Board member (treasurer), Family Business Association of Saskatoon, 2019-2020

Steering committee member, Canadian Tax Foundation – Young Practitioners, 2018 – 2020

Accolades

Robert B. MacLellan Memorial Scholarship in Business Law – Highest Grade Point Average in Business Specialization Courses

Alistair Fraser Award in Commercial Law – Highest Combined Standing in Commercial Law Subjects

Cox & Palmer Corporate Taxation Prize – Highest Mark in Taxation of Corporations

Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP Prize – Highest Combined Marks in Business Associations, Commercial Law (Secured Transactions or Sale of Goods) and Taxation I

Edwin and Patricia Harris Prize – Highest Weighted Average in Taxation Courses

A. Tomblin Memorial Prize – Highest Mark in Bankruptcy Law

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Publications

Co-Author, “The Current State of Surplus Extraction”, Canadian Tax Foundation Seminar, 2024

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Presentations

Presenter, “The Current State of Surplus Extraction”, Canadian Tax Foundation, 2024 St. John’s Tax Seminar

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