Resources for Canadian Business Owners is a website devoted to providing a resource for Canadian business owners with respect to legal registrations, government filings and the statute requirements surrounding these matters.
A brief synopsis of what you can find on this website currently is as follows:
- How to incorporate a company in any of the provinces and territories of Canada and when it is best to use a lawyer to assist you
- What is a Nuans name search report and when and why do you need one
- What is a preliminary name search and why is it necessary
- How to register a business name, sole proprietorship or partnership
- How to determine which type of business you should register, i.e. a company, a business name, a sole proprietorship or a partnership and the advantages and disadvantages of same
- The different types of Canadian partnerships and what the differences are between them
- What are annual returns, does your company need to file one each year and what are the consequences if you do not file these returns
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When do you need to register your company in more than one province or territory
Under corporate law clerk you will see a number of services that can be provided to solicitors including corporate transactional work, drafting of minutes and resolutions, incorporations and organizations, amalgamations, continuances, corporate department reorganization and cleanup, etc. These services are in most cases specific to requirements needed by solicitors.
