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    25% of the directors must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents

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    A preliminary name search serves as a pre-check for a proposed company name, business name, or sole proprietorship name.

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    It is a process of proposing a name for a federal corporation during incorporation, amalgamation, or importing (continuance).

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    To update shareholder information, corporations must record the changes in their internal records and update their shareholder register.

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    This filing ensures that the official records accurately reflect the current officers of your corporation.

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    Keeping your corporate records up to date ensures compliance with provincial regulations and allows for proper communication with government agencies.

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    Process by which a corporation changes its governing legislation from one jurisdiction to another.

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    When a corporation is no longer in business and puts an end date to its activity, it should file an article of dissolution.

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    A process by which two or more corporations (the amalgamating corporations) combine to form one amalgamated corporation.

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    Legal documents that record changes made to a corporation’s articles of incorporation.

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    A revived corporation is restored as if it had not been dissolved.

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Amalgamation of Two or more Corporations - Same or Different Jurisdiction

A process by which two or more corporations (the amalgamating corporations) combine to form one amalgamated corporation. The newly formed corporation acquires all assets, rights and contracts of each amalgamating corporation and becomes automatically liable for their debts, liabilities and other obligations.
Agency service Fee
Government and admin fee
Continuance (jurisdiction change) fee
Articles of amalgamation
Statement & Directors' resolutions
Amalgamation agreement & shareholders' resolution
Legal opinion & statutory declaration
Advanced amalgamation?
Company key & profile retrieval

Guidelines

What are the types of Amalgamation?
Long Form Amalgamation: Amalgamation of 2 or more corporations. This type is duly approved and a signed agreement adopted by shareholders’ special resolution. Short Form Amalgamation: Approved by directors’ resolution of both corporations. Amalgamation of parent corporation with 1 or more subsidiaries (vertical) OR amalgamation of 2 or more subsidiaries (horizontal)
short form vs long form Amalgamation
Select Short form Amalgamation if: If one corporation is wholly owned by the other (a short-form vertical amalgamation) or if the amalgamating corporations are all wholly owned subsidiaries of the same holding corporation (a short-form horizontal amalgamation). If Amalgamating corporations do not meet the criteria for a short-form amalgamation proceed by long-form amalgamation.
How fast can I get documents?
Federal corporation can be ready in 2 business hours regardless named or numbered corporation. It depends on your selection of service speed. If you choose 2 hours service, you will get documents (certificate, articles, bylaws, minute book etc.) in 2 hours in email.
Can I customize the articles?
Yes. We offer 3 options for articles of incorporation: standard, advanced and customized.
  • Standard Articles of Incorporation (commonly used): is free and includes unlimited common voting shares with no specific share class.
  • Advanced Articles of Incorporation ($39): includes class A common voting and class B common non-voting shares.
  • Customized Articles of Incorporation ($150) let's you to input your own text (i.e. share rights, limitations, preferred shares, common shares, custom share class names etc.).
All our articles are prepared and checked by our legal and accounting team.
Certificate of Incorporation (Sample)
Who prepares it?
Our corporation specialists, legal and accounting team prepare the articles of corporation, bylaws and other documents. We are proud to incorporate thousands of companies since 2002 in Canada.
Do I need Minute book?
A Minute book is a corporate legal document prepared by our legal and accounting team. As per corporation act, a Minute book is MANDATORY. Minute book consists of by laws, share structure & other legal sections. It's REQUIRED to open bank account. Without it, a corporation is not complete. A Minute book must be presented when corporation is audited. Click here to see more pictures of Share Certificate.
What is share certificates?
Share certificates is the legal and official proof of ownership of corporation. You need it to show in any official purpose such as bank, contracts, mortgage etc. It's an absolute recommended items if you have more than one shareholder. We will send some blanks certificates as well which could be used in future in case you add any other person (such as spouse, child, friend) as shareholder. Click here to see more pictures of Share Certificate.
What is corporate seal?
A corporate seal is an embossed seal used for the protection of the business against fraudulent activities. It has legal value in preventing fake representation of your business. Traditionally, corporate seals are used contracts, share certificates, bank documents, land titles etc. It's highly recommended if your company has frequent transactions or provide receipts, invoices and other documentations such as loan contract, mortgage application, employment contract, service contract or any sub-contract. Click here to see more pictures of Corporate Seal.
Why need Business Number?
All corporations must have a Business Number (MANDATORY) from Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Business Number is also known as RC number (RC0001). This is the unique identification of your business with CRA. A Business Number is often required to to make any business contract, setting up an payment processing account, google business account, trade name application, Amazon account, annual corporate filing etc.
Why need payroll account?
Payroll account applicable in all cases. Even if you do not have employee, your own salary to be processed through payroll account. Please note, this is not the process your payroll, but this is the initial set up of payroll account with CRA which you definitely need to process the payroll.
Do I need import export account?
You need import export account only if you plan to export or import from/to out side of Canada. Please note, only physical items (not service) fall under export or import. If you select, we will register this account and give you the account number.
Can I have WCB Account?
Yes. You have option to add WCB (Workers' Compensation Board) account in the next step. We are a one-stop shop where you can add other services such as corporate supplies, domain registration, post-registration service support, annual return filing etc..
Any advantage of doing in package?
Two major benefits.
  1. Tax claimable: cost that occurs during business set up, is called Business Development Expenses, is tax claimable. Costs that occurs after business already registered, is called operational cost, is not tax claimable. These costs will occur at any way, since these are mandatory filing, therefore, it's wise to include in package.
  2. The default process is, these filing to be done together with corporation; hence, it's cheaper in package. To do this services later; there are manual forms and process; hence, costs more money and takes longer processing time.
What are mandatory?
Minute Book, Corporate Tax ID, GST/HST Account and Payroll account are mandatory. Every corporation must have a corporate tax ID, just like the SIN number for an individual. Similarly, a corporation must have a GST/HST account not only to collect the GST/HST from customers, but also to claim the GST/HST return that the company spends to incorporate, purchase supplies & equipment and other operational expenses. A Payroll account is also required not only to pay the employees, but also to an owner himself or family members as employees of the company. Fail to file these mandatory filing, may result the corporation to be NULL & VOID.
Why choice for mandatory services?
Many of our clients are law firms and accounting firms. Many of them place orders with us only for a certain part of the service for their clients, while they wish to complete the remaining part of the service by themselves. This is the primary reason for leaving many mandatory items as of optional on this package. For example, the by-laws and minute book, which is a mandatory item for a corporation, left here intentionally optional in case the law firms wish to prepare it by themselves.

New Company Details

MM slash DD slash YYYY
Note: Future incorporation date must be within next 30 days from the current date
Business activity type

Guidelines

What is incorporation date?
Most people incorporate their business as of current date. However, Government offers future date of incorporation, where you may select a certain date such as January 1st or any significant date. The future date can be regardless holiday or weekend, and cannot exceed 30 days from the current date. If you choose future date, you will receive incorporation confirmation document now. Government will send the certificate and articles of incorporation to us after the incorporation date, and then we will deliver to you by email.
What is business activity type?
A business can sell to its customer services or goods or both. Services examples are professional and technical services, consultancy, recreation, arts and entertainment, social assistance etc.
What activities should I write?
Write your primary and most important business activity (only one). Be specific and avoid general description to avoid delays. Make it short and straights to the point to expediate the process.

Details of Amalgamating Corporations

Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, Max. file size: 128 MB.

2nd Corporation

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3rd Corporation

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4th Corporation

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Guidelines

How many corporations can amalgamate?
Two or more corporations can amalgamate to form a new amalgamated corporation.
Can Amalgamating corporation be from different jurisdictions?
All Amalgamating corporations must be the same provincial corporations or same Federal corporations.
What name can be adopted for the final amalgamated corporation?
Generally, Amalgamated corporation takes the name of the parent corporation or one of the Amalgamating corporations

Corporate Name

Note: This is the name of newly formed corporation after the amalgamation
NUANS Report Required*
Name pre-approval is required
Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 32 MB.
Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 32 MB.

Note: NUANS Report should match this: Sample.

Obtaining Name Pre-Approval

Name Processing Queue

Guidelines

What is NUANS report?
For a named corporation, a valid NUANS report is required. You have option to upload if you already have it, or can ask us to obtain it for you. If you upload, please ensure it's NUANS report (not a federal one). Click here to see the sample of NUANS Report.
NUANS report vs Name pre-approval
NUANS report is a name reservation report from you as a proposal for 90 days. A name pre-approval is the final decision (permission) to register the name.

Note: NUANS Report VS Name Approval: Sample.

How name approval works?
If you buy NUANS & name approval from us, we do a pre-search first before obtaining the NUANS. If pre-search result shows good, we get name approval instantly. If pre-search result shows conflict, we will request you for alternative name by email, up to 3 names at free of cost.
Any rules for corporation's name?
Generally, a name should have two elements: distinctive and descriptive. The distinctive element can't be common English word, it has to be unique or made up words while descriptive element can be common English words. An example is "Mike Construction". In this name 'Mike' is the distinctive/unique element; 'Construction' is the descriptive element. Put your ideal name, if doesn't work, we will guide you.
Which Legal Suffix to choose?
There is no difference for the corporations in Canada among all of the above legal suffixes. They have the same rights, responsibilities and status in law. Although, Inc. and Ltd. are commonly chosen, the choice of legal suffix is entirely up to you.

Registration Queue

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How do you want to receive the corporation documents?

Guidelines

How fast can I get documents?
Federal corporation can be ready in 2 business hours regardless named or numbered corporation. It depends on your selection of service speed. If you choose 2 hours service, you will get documents (certificate, articles, bylaws, minute book etc.) in 2 hours in email.
When I will get the documents?
Because you selected future date for incorporation, you will receive your application submission confirmation within the timeline of filing queue you select. You will receive your certificate and articles of incorporation after the incorporation effective date.
Why printed copy via postal service cost more?
Once we incorporate, Government sends us the electronic documents in email. Hence, we can send you the electronic documents without any additional cost. Sending it by postal service involves additional services such as printing, handling and shipping.

Corporate Address

2.1. Address in Select Province
2.2. Mailing address
To register a corporation in this province, a local provincial physical address is required where the government will send documents. If you do not have a physical address in this province, our agency provides address and mail scanning service.

Guidelines

What is corporation's address?
It is the location where business is located. It can be a commercial rented place or home address. It can't be a P.O Box, must be a physical address. CRA documents will go to this address.
Can I change this address later?
Yes, it can be changed later. In many cases when commercial place is not rented yet, residential address is given.
Do you provide address service?
If you do not have a local provincial address, we provide registered address and mail scanning service. Please click, on the form where says, "If you don't have address in this province, click here"
Is the address service renewable?
Yes, you have the choice to renew it on an annual basis. Normally, the price remains same.

Extra-Provincial Registration of Amalgamated Corporation (Mandatory)

A federal amalgamation is NOT complete without the provincial registration of its head office. This is called extra-provincial registration, which is legally required prior to conducting any activity or opening a bank account by the corporation
Alberta Provincial Registration
British Columbia Provincial Registration
Manitoba Provincial Registration
New Brunswick Provincial Registration
Newfoundland Provincial Registration
Northwest Territories Provincial Registration
Nova Scotia Provincial Registration
Nunavut Provincial Registration
Ontario Provincial Registration
Prince Edward Island Provincial Registration
Quebec Provincial Registration
Saskatchewan Provincial Registration
Yukon Provincial Registration
Note: A separate extra-provincial registration may cause additional costs, time and paper work. Example: Ontario extra-provincial registration costs $595 separately, while $125 when registered together with federal corporation.

Guidelines

Why it's mandatory?
Every federal amalgamation MUST do at least one provincial registration of their head office. This is REQUIRED by law to start & operate business. Your corporation is NOT Complete and hence can't open bank account without completing provincial registration.
Can I open bank account without it?
No, you are not able to open bank account without provincial registration. Technically, it means, you have obtained permission only from federal government, but not from your local provincial government where business is located.
Can I do it later?
That is possible. But, registering it together with federal package is the default process; hence, costs less money & time, while doing it separately later is a manual process; hence, costs more money & time. An example, for a federal corporation located in Ontario, doing provincial registration together with federal costs only $125 while doing it latter costs $595.

Agent for Service (Must be Alberta Resident)

A federal corporation to be registered in Alberta, must appoint an Alberta Resident as an Agent for Service. This could be the director, shareholder or officer of the corporation. If you do not have an Alberta resident, you can appoint our Alberta attorney as an agent.
Address
Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, Max. file size: 128 MB.

Guidelines

What is Agent for Service?
Any corporation to be registered in Alberta, must appoint an Alberta Resident as an Agent for Service. This individual would be the primary point of all communications from the government. This could be the director or shareholder or officer of the corporation. If you do not have an Alberta resident, you can appoint our Alberta attorney as an agent with additional cost.
Can I change the agent later?
Yes. You can change the Agent for Service any time. We offer such service through our website.
Do you provide Agent service?
Yes. You can check mark on the form where it says, "If you don't have an 'Agent for Service' in this province, click here".

Corporation's Director(s)

Primary Director: Canadian Residency
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Guidelines

What is Residency Requirement?
As per Canada Business Corporation Act., minimum 25% of the director(s) must be Canadian citizen or permanent resident for a federal corporation. It implies that if the corporation has only one director, the director must satisfy the Canadian residency requirement. Example 1: the corporation has 4 directors, minimum 1 of them must be a resident Canada. Example 2: The corporation has 5 directors, minimum 2 of them must be resident Canada.
Who is a director?
Directors are the overall head of the corporation, typically, all the owners. You can add more than one directors (up to 5). Each director has equal power and control to the corporation. Please note, there is no Canadian residency requirement of directors for this province; and therefore, Canadian citizen or foreign nationals can be directors.
How about foreigner?
Foreigners can be directors, incorporators, officers or shareholders. The only restriction is minimum 25% of the director(s) must be Canadian citizen or permanent resident. If you are a foreigner and do not meet this requirement, please contact us. There is a better solution for a foreigner to incorporate in Canada.
How about doing for a client?
If you are doing corporation for a client, please do not write here your name. This place is the name of the primary owner of the corporation. We don't contact this person, rather we contact the person mentioned in billing address. You can write your details in the billing address during checkout.

Additional Director

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2nd Director

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3rd Director

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4th Director

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5th Director

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Note: If you want to add more than 5 directors, you may need to place a customized order. For now, you can place order with these five directors and afterwards, give us a call to convert it into a customized order.

Guidelines

Should I add additional director?
Each director has equal power and control over the corporation. Second director can remove primary director and vice versa. Therefore, you may add additional director whom you trust. You may add a director at a later time as well.
Can I add a director later?
Yes. A director can be added or removed at a later time. That could be done through our website.
Any age restriction for a director?
Director must be an individual who is 18 year old or more.
Can I add foreigner as director?
Foreigners can be directors, incorporators, officers or shareholders. The only restriction is minimum 25% of the director(s) must be Canadian citizen or permanent resident. If you are a foreigner and do not meet this requirement, please contact us. There is a better solution for a foreigner to incorporate in Canada.

Incorporator(s)

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2nd Incorporator

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3rd Incorporator

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4th Incorporator

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5th Incorporator

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Note: If you want to add more than 5 incorporators, you may need to place a customized order. For now, you can place order with these five incorporators and afterwards, give us a call to convert it into a customized order.

Guidelines

Who is an incorporator?
Incorporator is the person(s), under whose authority this corporation is being created. Typically, all the directors are the incorporators.
How about doing for a client?
If you are doing for a client, you may choose 'all directors are incorporators'. We do not contact your clients, rather we contact the person in the billing address. You may write your details in billing address.
How it works for a holding company?
If you are incorporating a holding company, then you may choose the option, 'incorporator is another corporation'.

Articles of Incorporation

4.6. Choose Share Structure
Standard ArticlesUsually used where corporation has a single shareholder (owner).
Advanced ArticlesUsually used where corporation is owned by multiple shareholders. This allows two types of shareholders; one with administrative power (voting rights) and another without such power.
Customized ArticlesUsually used for relatively bigger corporations with plan to have multiple types of shareholders and raising funds through selling shares.

Shares & Provisions: Enter Your Text

Rights, privileges, restrictions and conditions (if any) attaching to each class of shares and directors' authority with respect to any class of shares which may be issued in series. If there is only one class of shares, enter "Not Applicable"
The issue, transfer or ownership of shares is/is not restricted and the restrictions (if any) are as follows. If none, enter "None"
Other provisions, if any. Enter other provisions, or if no other provisions enter “None”

Guidelines

What Articles to choose?
Standard Articles: If you are incorporating as a single owner and has no plan to add anybody else to the corporation (family or friend or an investor), then a standard share structure can be sufficient.
Advanced Articles: If you are incorporating with more than 1 owner or anticipate to add additional family member in future or want to keep the option open for assigning different decision making power to the owners, an advanced share structure can be sufficient.
Customized Articles: If you are incorporating with more than 1 owner and plan to add friends or outsiders or investors to the corporation in future, a custom share structure can be a choice.
Can I modify Articles in future?
Changing Articles:Once a corporation is incorporated, its articles and share structure can be changed by filing an articles of amendment which involves with additional government fees and legal fees. We offer articles of amendment service through our website.
I need further help
Our agents are pleased to offer assistance and guidelines over live chat or phone support. Please call us or initiate a live chat during our business hours. If you need a legal consultation with our legal and accounting team, you can choose such service with our sister company (law firm).

Corporation's Bylaws and Minute Book

Why Minute Book Matters?

A Minute book is a corporate legal document prepared by our legal and accounting team. As per corporation act, a Minute book is MANDATORY. Minute book consists of by laws, share structure & other legal sections. It's REQUIRED to open bank account. Without it, a corporation is not complete. A Minute book must be presented when corporation is audited. The next page will skip if you do not choose Minute Book. We left here as optional because many law firms incorporate with us who prepare their own Minute Book.

Guidelines

Is minute book required?
Yes. Bylaws, corporation agreement, share definitions, shareholders' information, officers' information are mandatory as part of the corporation filing. These filing and information are defined in minute book. If you do not select minute book, the next step "Share & Shareholders, Officers" section will skip assuming you will do minute book with another firm.
Any advantage of doing in package?
When you incorporate a company, the expenses are called business development expense which is tax creditable. Any spending you do after incorporation, is considered as operating expense which are not tax creditable. Doing it separately later is a manual process which cost more and takes longer time.
Minute Book (Pictures)
View the binder sample here
View the binder sample here
View the binder sample here

By-laws, Share Price, Share Distribution and Other legal sections (Skipped as no Minute Book selected)

Corporation's By-laws, Share Price, Share Distribution, assigning share classes to owners, percentage of ownership and other legal sections are part of the Minute book. These sections are skipped as no minute book is selected. Please click Next to proceed or Previous to add Minute Book.

Share Price (Standard Share Structure)

Share Price (Advanced Share Structure)

Custom Share Price and Details

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Guidelines

What price to put for shares?
This is just initial set up. It's changeable later when company becomes big. Most people use $1 as initial price.
What is class B shares?
These are weaker than class A. Most people don't issue it in the beginning. Some people issue in case they are selling some of their shares to others.
What to write in share price?
You can write the following 3 elements :
Share preference: common share or preferred shares
Share type: votong or non-voting Share class: A,B,C,D etc.

Shareholders (Standard Share Structure)

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First Shareholder

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Note: If you want to add more than 5 shareholders, you may need to place a customized order. For now, you can place order with these five shareholders and afterwards, give us a call to convert it into a customized order.

Shareholders (Custom Share Structure)

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Note: If you want to add more than 5 shareholders, you may need to place a customized order. For now, you can place order with these five shareholders and afterwards, give us a call to convert it into a customized order.

Guidelines

What number of share I put?
If you are the only shareholder, any number is okay, 100% owned by you. Most people put 1. It's changeable later. If more than one shareholder, put proportionately.
Can I change shareholder later?
Yes. You can add or remove sharehodler later at anytime.
How to put share in percentage?
Total share is calculated by adding up each shareholder's share number. Example: your share is 60, your spouse's share is 40. Then total shares = 60 + 40 = 100. In this case, you hold 60% and spouse holds 40%. If more than one shareholder and you want to assign in percentage, make total share number as 100.

Corporation's Officer(s)

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First Officer

First officer's designation

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2nd Officer

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3rd Officer

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4th Officer

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5th Officer

5th Officer's designation

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Note: If you want to add more than 5 officers, you may need to place a customized order. For now, you can place order with these five officers and afterwards, give us a call to convert it into a customized order.

Guidelines

What is an officer?
Anybody including an employee can be an officer to the corporation. It's not as important as of director. It's changeable later at any time.
What designation to choose?
Any designation is fine. It's more important for a big corporation. It's changeable later.
Can same person be in many roles?
Yes, same person can be director, incorporator, officer, and shareholder. Most new corporation starts in that manner and changes when it grows bigger.

Post Incorporation (Mandatory) Filing

7.1. CRA Business Number*
7.2. Set up Corporate Tax ID*

Guidelines

Is Business Number Mandatory?
Yes, all corporation must have a Business number (MANDATORY). This number is also known as RC Number (RC0001). This is the unique identification of your business with Canada Revenue Agency. This is the number you need to provide to make any contract or set up an account for payment processing for your business.
What is Corporation's tax ID?
All corporation must have corporate tax ID. This is like SIN number for an individual. It's required to report any income (even zero) of the corporation. Please note, this is the initial set up of tax ID which you need to provide to your accountant.

CRA Accounts Registration

8.1. GST/HST Account Set Up
8.2. Payroll Account Set Up
8.3. Import Account Set Up
8.4. Export Account Set Up

Guidelines

Why need GST/HST account?
It's the initial set up for a GST/HST account with CRA. Every corporation must have a GST/HST account to collect HST upon sales. Customer's invoice or receipt must show the GST/HST number as well. Unable to collect GST/HST, may cause penalty by CRA.
What is payroll account?
Payroll account applicable in all cases. Even if you do not have employee, your own salary to be processed through payroll account. Please note, this is not payroll service, but the initial set up of payroll account with CRA.
What is import account?
If your business involves in importing physical goods, it is required. The government uses this account to process the customs clearance.
What is export account?
If your business involves in exporting physical goods, it is required. The government uses this account to process the customs clearance.

Other Accounts Registration

WSIB Account
WorkSafeBC Account
WorkSafeNB Account
WorkPlaceNL Account
WCB Account
WSCB Account
Workers Compensation (CNESST) Account
PST Account Set Up
QST Account Set Up

Guidelines

What is WSIB registration?
It's the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board registration. If your corporation plan to have employees now or in future, it MUST register with WSIB. We register and give you the account number and hook you with WSIB authority. Please note, it does not cost monthly premium fees, rather WSIB authority will advise on your eligibility of free program or fees.
What is WorkSafeBC registration?
If your corporation plan to have employees now or in future, it MUST register with WSBC. We register and give you the account number and hook you with WSBC authority. Please note, it does not cost monthly premium fees, rather WSBC authority will advise on your eligibility of free program or fees.
What is WorkPlaceNL registration?
If your corporation plan to have employees now or in future, it MUST register with WorkPlaceNL. We register and give you the account number and hook you with WorkPlaceNL authority. Please note, it does not cost monthly premium fees, rather WorkPlaceNL authority will advise on your eligibility of free program or fees.
What is WorkSafeNB registration?
If your corporation plan to have employees now or in future, it MUST register with WorkSafeNB. We register and give you the account number and hook you with WorkSafeNB authority. Please note, it does not cost monthly premium fees, rather WorkSafeNB authority will advise on your eligibility of free program or fees.
What is WCB registration?
It's the Workers' Compensation Boards (WCB) registration. If your corporation plan to have employees now or in future, it MUST register with WCB. We register and give you the account number and hook you with WCB authority. Please note, it does not cost monthly premium fees, rather WCB authority will advise on your eligibility of free program or fees.
What is WSCB registration?
It's the Workers' Safety and Compensation Board registration. If your corporation plan to have employees now or in future, it MUST register with WSCB. We register and give you the account number and hook you with WSCB authority. Please note, it does not cost monthly premium fees, rather WSCB authority will advise on your eligibility of free program or fees.
What is PST Account?
It's the initial set up for an PST account. Customer's invoice or receipt must show the GST and PST number. In applicable amount, CRA may impose penalty, if GST and PST are missed.
What is Workers Compensation (CNESST) Account?
It's the Commission des normes, de l'équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (other provinces call it Workers' Compensation Board). If your corporation plan to have any employee now or in future, it MUST register with CNESST. We register and give you the account number and hook you with the authority. Please note, it does not cost monthly premium fees, rather CNESST authority will advise on your eligibility of free program or fees.
What is QST Account?
It's the initial set up for a GST account with CRA. Every corporation must have a GST account to collect GST upon sales. Customer's invoice or receipt must show the GST number as well. Unable to collect GST, may cause penalty by CRA.

Corporate Supplies

9.1. Choose Share Certificates

9.2. Corporate Seal

Guidelines

Why should I choose in package?
Two major benefits. 1. Tax claimable: cost that occurs during business set up, is called Business Development Expenses, is tax claimable. Costs that occurs after business already registered, is called operational cost, is not tax claimable. These costs will occur at any way, since these are mandatory filing, therefore, it's wise to include in package.2. The default process is, these filing to be done together with corporation; hence, it's cheaper in package. To do this services later; there are manual forms and process; hence, costs more money and takes longer processing time.
What is share certificate?
Share certificates is the legal and official proof of ownership of corporation. You need it to show in any official purpose such as bank, contracts, mortgage etc. It's an absolute recommended items if you have more than one shareholder. We will send some blanks certificates as well which could be used in future in case you add any other person (such as spouse, child, friend) as shareholder. Click here to see more pictures of Share Certificate.
Share Certificates (Pictures)
What is corporate seal?
Seal is a protection against fraudulent activity. It has legal value (by default defends) in case anybody create false docs or make false loan in your company name. It's highly recommended if your company has frequent transactions or provide receipt, invoices. It's also needed if you go for loan, mortgage, employment contract, service contract or any sub-contract. Click here to see more pictures of Corporate Seal.
Corporate Seal (Pictures)
How supplies will be shipped?
Supplies (physical minute book, share certificate, corporate seal) will be shipped to your mailing address by Canada Post (expedited) and you will receive a tracking number in your email.

Corporate Support Services

10.1. Annual Return

10.2. Post Incorporation Service Support

10.3. Domain & Official Email Address
10.3.a. Choose Domain Duration
10.3.b. Choose Domain & Email Duration

Guidelines

Is Fling Annual Return Mandatory?
A corporation must file its Annual Return with the Government every year. Failed to file an Annual Return may cause potential administrative dissolution of the business. If you include this service now, we will file your Annual Return on time.
Post Incorporation Support: Basic VS Comprehensive
What is Domain Name?
We are an agent of global domain registration. After your company name gets approved, we can instantly reserve a domain in your company name (example: www.companyname.com)
What is Official Email Address?
An Official Email Address is the one that has your business name in it, and will be used for business communications that is based on your custom domain. (example: CustomName@companyname.com)

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20. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Ontario Corporate Filing Center shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages.

Total liability shall not exceed the amount paid by the customer during the 12 months preceding the claim.

20.1 No Guarantee of Outcomes

We do not guarantee:

  • Government approval.
  • Specific processing times.
  • Business name availability.
  • Acceptance of filings.
  • Business success or compliance.

21. Indemnification

You agree to indemnify and hold Ontario Corporate Filing Center harmless from claims, damages, liabilities, costs, and expenses arising from your use of our services or website.

22. Waiver and Severability

If any provision of these Terms is determined to be unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

23. Electronic Communications and Signatures

By using our website, you consent to electronic communications, electronic signatures, electronic records, and electronic transactions.

24. Force Majeure

Neither party shall be liable for delays or failures caused by events beyond reasonable control, including:

  • Natural disasters.
  • Pandemics.
  • Government actions.
  • War or terrorism.
  • Labour disputes.
  • Equipment failures.

25. Assignment

You may not transfer or assign your rights under these Terms without prior written consent.

Ontario Corporate Filing Center may assign its rights and obligations at any time.

26. Entire Agreement

These Terms and Conditions, together with all incorporated policies, constitute the complete agreement between you and Ontario Corporate Filing Center.

27. Contact Us

If you have questions regarding our services, products, or these Terms and Conditions, please contact Ontario Corporate Filing Center.

1450 O'Connor Dr, East York, Toronto, Ontario M4B 2V5, Canada

Phone: 647-931-9244

Email: info@corporation-ontario.ca