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Yashkaran Singh
Associate Lawyer
ysingh@kormans.ca
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905-270-6660 x 230
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ysingh@kormans.ca
About
Yashkaran

Yash’s practice focuses primarily on residential and commercial real estate transactions, and real estate financing. Prior to joining Kormans, Yash articled at a boutique law firm in Mississauga where he started his journey in real estate law. Yash completed his Master of Laws from the University of Montreal and was called to the bar of Ontario in 2022.

Yash is deeply passionate about helping his clients navigate the often intricate complexities of the law. He loves new challenges and formulating creative solutions to help his clients achieve their goals. Yash is committed to providing his clients with exceptional service and helping them achieve the best possible outcomes.

Outside of work, Yash enjoys travelling, exploring nature, and listening to music. He is a former field hockey player, wherein he honed his strategic thinking and analytical skills to navigate through the challenges of the game, much like he does now in his law practice.

With a keen eye towards the future, Yash endeavors to expand his legal expertise and make a positive impact on his clients and the legal profession. He is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest developments in his areas of practice and providing his clients with the best possible legal advice and representation.

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Blog Posts
Possible GST Relief for First-Time Home Buyers
Yashkaran Singh

Good news for first-time home buyers! On May 27, 2025, legislative proposals were introduced in the Parliament to amend the Excise Tax Act by creating a new GST rebate specifically for first-time home buyers.

August 1, 2025
Toronto’s Municipal Non-Resident Speculation Tax (MNRST)
Yashkaran Singh

Foreign buyers of residential property in Toronto now face yet another tax to consider.

July 22, 2025
Real Estate Law
Toronto’s “Luxury Land Transfer Tax” Takes Effect on January 1, 2024
Yashkaran Singh

In September 2023, the City Council of Toronto approved imposing a “Luxury Land Transfer Tax,” starting January 1, 2024. In addition to other revenue methods, such as removing the cap on $5/hour street parking and requesting the provincial government to implement a municipal sales tax or receive a cut from the existing HST, the City mentioned that the new Land Transfer Tax provisions will help alleviate the City’s existing financial difficulties.

June 16, 2025

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