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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British Columbia Extra-Provincial Registration for U.S. Corporations: BC Registered Agent, Registered Office and Foreign Company Registration
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Ontario Agent for Service for Extra-Provincial Corporations: Registered Agent Service for Canadian and Foreign Companies
Ontario is the largest provincial economy in Canada and one of the most important destinations for Canadian and international corporations expanding their operations. A corporation originally incorporated in Alberta, British Columbia, Quebec or another Canadian province may eventually establish customers, employees, contracts, offices or projects in Ontario. A federal corporation may develop substantial Ontario operations […]
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Registered Agent Services in Canada for Federal and Extra-Provincial Corporations
A Canadian federal corporation can conduct business across Canada, but federal incorporation does not eliminate provincial corporate registration requirements when the company expands its operations into another province. A corporation incorporated under the Canada Business Corporations Act may begin its business in Ontario and later secure customers, contracts, employees, projects or operations in British Columbia, […]
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Canada Company Revival: How to Revive a Dissolved Canadian Corporation
Discovering that a Canadian corporation has been dissolved can create an immediate problem for business owners, directors, shareholders, creditors and other parties connected with the company. A dissolved corporation may still be associated with business assets, contracts, bank accounts, real estate, intellectual property, receivables, liabilities or an operating business that its owners want to continue. […]
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