Your solution for corporate records in Canada.

The purpose of this article is to describe the typical roles that you will find within a non-profit in Canada and how to fill

When you are first setting up a company, one of the early decisions that you will need to make is how to get start-up

Using Tobuso’s platform, you can take care of a number of standard corporate law events. The purpose of this article is to describe each

As we outlined in our article “10 Things to Consider After Forming an Ontario Corporation”, there are a lot of things to take care

There are five categories of roles that need to be filled for each company in Canada.  You must decide who will fill each of

As we’ve discussed in other articles, you need to do corporate maintenance and government filings every year to keep your corporation in good standing

One of the first questions that you have to ask yourself when you’re incorporating a company is, what share classes are my company going

Have you been asked to provide a NAICS code for your business? Are you wondering why that is? Or are you concerned that it

Here are five questions you should ask yourself when deciding whether to incorporate your small business in Canada. If the answer to any one

Almost anyone can incorporate a company in Canada. You don’t need to be a Canadian citizen. You don’t even need to be a resident

Your corporation’s minute book contains the corporation’s most important records. How you keep those records matters. In this article, we outline the most common

Non-profit organizations in Canada are guided by their missions to create positive impacts within communities. To achieve this, the role of an effective board

Within the framework of non-profits in Canada, the role of the Secretary holds a position of significant importance. Often perceived as a behind-the-scenes position,

Calling board meetings is a frequent responsibility for leaders of non-profit organizations in Canada. Board meetings provide an opportunity for directors to discuss and

It is really important that you understand what laws apply to your non-profit and what those laws say. This article aims to highlight some