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British Columbia Extra-Provincial Registration for U.S. Corporations: BC Registered Agent, Registered Office and Foreign Company Registration

A United States corporation expanding into British Columbia does not necessarily need to create a new Canadian corporation. Depending on the company’s business, tax and legal strategy, the existing U.S. corporation can establish a direct presence in British Columbia by registering as an extra-provincial company. This allows the American corporation to preserve its existing legal […]

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BC Business Registry Access for Non-Resident Company Owners: How to Manage Your BC Corporation from Outside Canada

British Columbia has long been an attractive Canadian jurisdiction for international entrepreneurs, foreign investors and business owners who want to establish a Canadian corporation while continuing to live and operate outside the country. A British Columbia company can form part of an international business structure, operate a Canadian business, establish commercial relationships, maintain Canadian corporate […]

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BC Business Registry Transition: How Companies Can Move from Corporate Online to the New BC Registry

British Columbia is undergoing an important transformation in the way companies access and manage their corporate information online. Businesses that historically relied on Corporate Online for corporate filings and registry-related activities are increasingly encountering the transition toward the new BC Business Registry environment. For many companies, particularly corporations owned or managed by individuals outside British […]

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Registered Agent in British Columbia: What Every Domestic and Foreign Corporation Needs to Know Before Expanding

Expanding a corporation’s operations into a new Canadian province — or into Canada for the first time from abroad — is a significant strategic step that opens up real commercial opportunities. Along with that opportunity, however, comes a set of legal obligations that cannot be overlooked. One of the most important, and often least understood […]

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