New Brunswick Annual Report Filing Services
Ensuring Compliance for Your New Brunswick Corporation
Maintaining the good standing of your New Brunswick Corporation is essential, and a key responsibility is the annual filing of the New Brunswick Annual Return. This crucial process, distinct from your tax return, ensures the currency of your corporation’s records.
For a comprehensive service fee of $183.72, our New Brunswick Annual Return package covers all government fees, service charges, meticulous preparation of corporate annual minutes, and applicable taxes. Safeguard the continued existence and legal standing of your corporation by promptly fulfilling this pivotal obligation.
At Company Formations, we simplify the compliance process for New Brunswick corporations, assisting in the preparation and online filing of their annual corporate returns. Our all-inclusive service not only addresses government fees but also includes the careful preparation of your company’s Annual Minutes.
All New Brunswick companies, including Unlimited Liability Companies, must submit an annual report within two months of their incorporation anniversary. This filing initiates updates to the Corporate Register, confirming the company’s active status and reflecting any changes in its information.
Our service ensures that your New Brunswick corporation adheres to the mandatory filing of the annual return with the New Brunswick Corporate Registry Services. This crucial document updates corporate records, encompassing details such as the corporation’s name, registered office address, corporation number, financial year-end, and main business type. It also reports changes to the registered office or corporate directors, if applicable, along with the date of the last annual meeting and public securities distribution details.
Failure to file the annual return within the prescribed timeline may result in penalty fees. Persistent non-compliance, typically spanning two consecutive years, may lead to the removal of the corporation from government records. To rectify this, the corporation must bring its filings up to date and pay a penalty fee. Ensuring timely compliance is crucial to avoid any adverse impact on your corporation’s standing and operations in New Brunswick.
