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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Saskatchewan Registered Agent Service for Alberta and Extra-Provincial Corporations
An Alberta corporation expanding its operations into Saskatchewan may need to establish a corporate registration in Saskatchewan and ensure that it has the appropriate local representation required under Saskatchewan corporate law. This situation arises frequently when an Alberta company secures a contract in Saskatchewan, begins providing services to Saskatchewan customers, hires employees, opens an operating […]
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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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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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