A business name doesn’t have a legal existence in its own right. It’s simply a name used by one or more persons to represent their business to the public. That means the sole proprietor or partners are personally responsible for the debts and obligations of the business. Registering an Alberta business name doesn’t grant any […]
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Learn how to incorporate your business in Alberta
An Alberta corporation is an independent legal entity that exists separate and apart from its owners (shareholders). Basically, the corporation acts as a ‘person’. As a ‘person’, a corporation can: buy, sell and own assets, including land make contracts sue be sued You don’t need to be a large business to register as a corporation. […]
Incorporate a Business or Organization in Alberta
There are several ways to set up the legal structure of your business or non-profit organization in Alberta. Alberta corporations Incorporating a corporation creates a legal ‘person’ that’s separate and distinct from its individual owners. Out-of-province corporations If your corporation was formed in another province or country, it must be registered to carry on business […]
Establishing a company in Alberta
There are many factors to consider when establishing a company in a foreign market. This information is provided as an overview. It is a good idea to seek professional advice to ensure your business needs are appropriately addressed. To establish a company to operate and conduct business within Alberta, you will need to: Choose a […]
Invest in Alberta
Alberta is one of the most attractive places to invest in Canada and North America. The province leads the Canadian average growth over the past decade in GDP, employment, exports, and investment. Alberta’s diverse economy, growing population, and positive business environment make it an attractive investment location. Here are more reasons to invest in Alberta: […]
Steps to Incorporating a Company In Alberta
Alberta Incorporation. Incorporating a new company in Alberta. Companies are incorporated in Alberta according to the provisions of the Alerta Business Corporations Act. When a company is incorporated, it acquires all of the powers of an individual, as well as an independent existence – separate and distinct from its shareholders – and an unlimited life […]
Steps to Incorporating a Company In British Columbia
British Columbia Incorporation. Companies are incorporated in B.C. according to the provisions of the Business Corporations Act. When a company is incorporated, it acquires all of the powers of an individual, as well as an independent existence – separate and distinct from its shareholders – and an unlimited life expectancy. In other words, the act […]
Organization of NBBCA Corporation
Organization of NBBCA Corporation. Once formed, an NBBCA corporation must maintain a registered office in New Brunswick where all communications and notices may be sent. If the corporation is carrying on business in New Brunswick, it must also appoint an individual resident in New Brunswick as the Recognized Agent for the corporation so that documents […]
Registering a Business in New Brunswick
Registering a Business in New Brunswick. The process of registering a business varies from province to province. Here’s an overview of how you would register a business in New Brunswick: STEP 1: SELECTING THE TYPE OF BUSINESS The first step is to identify what type of business you want to operate, and the type of […]
How to incorporate a business corporation in Ontario
Articles of Incorporation, Form 1 under the Ontario Business Corporations Act (OBCA) must be completed and filed to incorporate a business corporation in Ontario. Methods of incorporation 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 For over-the-counter […]