A corporation may carry on its business activities under a name other than its corporate name, provided that the name is registered under the Business Names Act. For more information about registering the operating name see the “Registering Your Business Name in Ontario” information sheet. Incorporate today your new Ontario Corporation for Only $99. Fast, […]
Incorporate a new Company in Ontario: Numbered Corporations
If an applicant wishes to incorporate with a number name, a name search is not required. The Central Production and Verification Services Branch will assign a number. When completing the forms leave 9 empty boxes (for the number) and then the word “Ontario” followed by a legal element. Incorporate today your new Ontario Corporation for […]
Incorporating a new company in Ontario: Corporation Name
When incorporating a new company in Ontario, it is the responsibility of the incorporators to ensure the name for an Ontario business corporation complies with the Business Corporations Act and its Regulations. Legal element The word “Limited”, “Limitée”, “Incorporated”, “Incorporée” or “Corporation” or the corresponding abbreviations “Ltd.”, “Ltée”, “Inc.” or “Corp.” shall be part of […]
Incorporating a new Company in Ontario: Name Search
Unless the corporation will have a number name, an original Ontario-biased NUANS name search report must be obtained from a private name search company and be submitted with the Articles of Incorporation. The NUANS report cannot be dated more than 90 days prior to the submission of the articles. When you incorporate your new Ontario […]
Forms to Incorporate a new Company in Ontario
An Ontario corporation is formed by filing an Ontario Articles of Incorporation with the Ontario Ministry of Government Services, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch. Click here to download Ontario Articles of Incorporation Form Incorporate today your new Ontario Corporation for Only $99. Fast, Easy, Online We Offer only one full Ontario incorporation package for […]
Methods of incorporation in Ontario Canada
There are three service delivery choices available to clients who wish to incorporate a business corporation in Ontario: File Articles of Incorporation electronically via the Internet through one of the Service Providers like Company Formations. To incorporate online, please continue here. For over-the-counter service, articles may be filed in person at the Toronto office or […]
Incorporation Procedure for an Ontario Corporation
An Ontario corporation is “born” by a certificate of incorporation granted under the Ontario Business Corporations Act. An Ontario corporation has the capacity of a natural person only in the province of Ontario (although it can be register extra provincially in other provinces). How to incorporate a business corporation in Ontario? Articles of Incorporation, Form […]
Foreign Companies Operating in Canada: Canadian Corporate Tax Rates
Canadian Corporate Tax Rates A Canadian resident corporation is generally liable for both federal income tax at a rate of 15%, and provincial income tax in those provinces in which it has a permanent establishment (as defined in the ITA and the applicable provincial tax statute). For example, a Canadian corporation that carries on business […]
Foreign Companies Operating in Canada: Canadian Subsidiary
A subsidiary incorporated in Canada is deemed to be a Canadian resident for income tax purposes and is, therefore, subject to tax in Canada on its world-wide income. Register today your new subsidiary in Canada. Fast, easy, online. Starting a new company in Canada? Company Formations offers fast & easy Canada Company Registration for foreign […]
Foreign Companies Operating in Canada
Canadian Business Operations Non-residents planning to conduct business in Canada can do so either directly (through a Canadian branch) or indirectly (through a separate Canadian subsidiary corporation). Below you will find information about the principal tax considerations that must be taken into account when choosing how to conduct business in Canada. Starting a new company […]
