British Columbia offers attractive business incentives to global entrepreneurs and foreign companies that can help your company prosper in Canada. There are strong business reasons to establish and operate a company in British Columbia. Our commitment to actively support economic growth creates a vibrant and stable business environment. Our incentives will give your company a […]
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RSS feed for this sectionStarting a New Business in British Columbia Canada: Easy Global Access
Canada’s West Coast connects the Asia-Pacific region with North America, providing easy, fast and reliable access to world markets. We offer modern, cost-effective connections to global transportation and communications systems. Our Pacific time zone overlaps major commercial time zones, allowing convenient communications and scheduling. Incorporating in British Columbia Canada – British Columbia Incorporation for Non-Canadians […]
Registering an Extraprovincial Company in British Columbia
A company incorporated outside the province may register as an extraprovincial company in B.C. There are different steps, depending on entity type and where your company was incorporated. British Columbia Extra-Provincial Registration for Canadian Companies [Register Now ] Register NOW Online a new Extra-Provincial Corporation in any province or territory, according to the provisions of Extra-Provincial […]
Incorporating a Limited Company in British Columbia
Below are the basic steps for forming (incorporating) a company in B.C. There are other steps that must be considered, such as setting up minutes or records books, establishing a central securities register and issuing share certificates as well as ongoing reporting requirements such as Annual Reports, Change of Directors, address changes. Please seek legal […]
To Incorporate or Not to Incorporate in British Columbia Canada
The decision of whether to incorporate a new company in British Columbia depends on the goals of the organization and the needs of the individuals involved (often called principals). If you have questions about whether or not to incorporate, ask an expert and seek legal advice. When forming a corporation in British Columbia, the owners […]
What Incorporation in British Columbia Means?
Companies are incorporated in B.C. under the Business Corporations Act. The Act gives incorporated companies: All the powers of an individual An independent existence – separate and distinct from its shareholders An unlimited life expectancy A company can acquire assets, go into debt, enter into contracts, sue or be sued. British Columbia Incorporation Service for […]
Incorporated Companies in British Columbia
In B.C., incorporation creates a legal entity known as a corporation, commonly referred to as a company. Three types of companies may be created through incorporation: Limited company (most common) Unlimited liability company Community contribution company British Columbia Incorporation Service for Canadian residents [ Incorporate Now Online ] British Columbia Incorporation Service in 24 Hours for […]
Company Registration BC Canada
Company registration in BC Canada. Below are the basic steps for forming (incorporating) a new company in B.C. Canada by a non-Canadian resident. There are other steps that must be considered, such as setting up minutes or records books, establishing a central securities register and issuing share certificates as well as ongoing reporting requirements such as […]
Incorporating a new company in British Columbia and Keeping Documents as Part of Your Company’s Records
Once your application is processed and payment received, we will send you the following documents by email or mail (depending on the notification method you selected): The original Certificate of Incorporation A certified copy of the Incorporation Application A certified copy of the Notice of Articles A cover sheet that includes the company’s incorporation number […]
How To Prepare a British Columbia Incorporation Agreement
An incorporation agreement must be signed by each person (incorporator) forming the company. Usually, the incorporators will become the shareholders and directors once the company is incorporated. The agreement becomes part of the company’s records and must contain: The agreement of each incorporator to take one or more shares of the company The signature of […]
