Canada is one of the most natural international expansion markets for companies based in the United States. The two countries share one of the world’s most important commercial relationships, highly integrated supply chains, extensive cross-border trade, and a business environment in which American companies regularly sell products, provide services, execute contracts, employ personnel and develop […]
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Canadian Branch Registration for U.S. Companies and U.S.-Based Businesses
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Canadian Branch Registration for Foreign Companies
Foreign companies entering the Canadian market do not always need to establish a new Canadian corporation. Depending on the company’s existing structure, business objectives and planned activities in Canada, an international corporation may instead establish a Canadian presence by registering the existing foreign company to conduct business in Canada through a Canadian branch. This approach […]
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Canadian Subsidiary vs Canadian Branch for Foreign Companies: Which Is Right for a Foreign Company?
Canadian Subsidiary vs Canadian Branch for Foreign Companies: Which Is Right for a Foreign Company? Canada represents an attractive expansion market for companies from the United States, Europe, Asia, Latin America, and other regions seeking access to a stable economy, sophisticated consumers, established financial institutions and a business environment closely connected to international markets. However, […]
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New Brunswick Extra Provincial Registration: The Complete Guide for Domestic and Foreign Corporations
Expanding a corporation into a new Canadian province is an important milestone that reflects growth, new opportunities, and long-term business development. Whether your company is already established in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, or another Canadian jurisdiction, entering the New Brunswick market requires more than simply offering products or services within the province. Before […]
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