Canada Incorporation services.

Throughout Canada, corporations are the most widely used legal vehicle for operating a business. A corporation has the same rights and obligations under Canadian law as a natural person. Among other things, this means it can acquire assets, go into debt,enter into contracts, sue or be sued, and even be found guilty of committing a crime.

To incorporate a new company in Canada., one or more persons(called “the incorporators”) may form a company by filing articles of incorporation, notice of address and notice of directors with the Corporate Registry Office of its jurisdiction of incorporation.

Companies are owned by their shareholders. Small companies can have a single shareholder, while very large and often publicly traded companies can have several thousand shareholders. As a rule, the shareholders are only responsible for the payment of their own shares. As owners, the shareholders are entitled to receive the profits of the company, usually in the form of dividends. The shareholders also elect the directors of the company.

The directors of the company are responsible for the day-to-day activities of the company. They owe a duty of care to the company and must act in its best interest. They are usually elected annually. Smaller companies can have a single director, while larger ones often have a board comprised of a dozen or more directors. Except in cases of fraud or in some specific tax statutes, the directors do not have personal liability for the company's debts.

e-Companies Canada offer fast & easy Canada online incorporation and business registration services anywhere in Canada. At e-Companies.ca we help you step-by-step and take care of the entire business registration process from start to finish. Incorporating a business with us is fast, easy and takes just minutes.

Please select the jurisdiction where you want to register your corporation:

Canada Federal Incorporation
Alberta Incorporation
British Columbia Incorporations
Manitoba Incorporation
New Brunswick Incorporation
Newfoundland Incorporation
Northwest Territories Incorporation
Nova Scotia Incorporation
Nunavut Incorporation
Ontario Incorporation
Prince Edward Island
Quebec Incorporation
Saskatchewan Incorporation
Yukon Incorporation

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