Incorporation
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Incorporating a business in Canada used to involve completing various paper forms and submitting them to a government office. Today the process is digital. It now involves filling-in and submitting applications online at provincial or federal registries. Before you do this, you need to make a number of decisions about the corporate name, shares and shareholders, your registered office, and more.
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After Incorporation

Don't forget after incorporating your new company that you should register for whatever other licenses, registrations, or certifications you require to legally operate your business. Such registrations may include local (municipal) as well as provincial and federal requirements.

Legal Reference

canadian-legal-guide-large Most owners of small businesses are not aware of the legal issues facing them today, in part because lawyers are far beyond their budgets. The Canadian Legal Guide for Small Business is a comprehensive resource company owners.

Sales Agreements

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Business Letters

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