by Tobuso | Jan 26, 2023 | Company Formation, General Information
Do you live in Ontario and are debating whether you should form an Ontario corporation or a Federal corporation? We created a list of pros and cons for both, which helps to break down some of the requirements for each. This article is to give you a general sense of...
by Tobuso | Dec 13, 2022 | Company Formation, General Information
Congratulations! You formed a corporation. One of the first things that many people want to do once they form a corporation is open a bank account for their new company. We often get asked what the bank will require to open an account. Below, we have provided a list...
by Tobuso | Oct 13, 2022 | Company Formation, Established Business Owners, Naming Your Company
There’s a lot to consider when considering forming a company. You might be unsure of where to start but want to better understand what to expect before you move forward. We’ve made a list of five decisions that really stand out for us in the beginning. Every...
by Tobuso | Sep 23, 2022 | Annual Maintenance, Company Formation, General Information, Naming Your Company
Congratulations! You’ve formed an Ontario Corporation. If you’re like other business owners we’ve talked to, you might be wondering, “Now what?” We understand—there’s a lot to think about. Below is a list of ten things you should think about after forming an *Ontario...
by Tobuso | Dec 23, 2021 | Company Formation
Incorporating a company is like building a robot person. In this article, we will explain how we build these robot persons—a.k.a. corporations—using our 6-step approach: Step 1 – Collect Some Information We ask you questions to collect the necessary...
by Tobuso | Dec 23, 2021 | Company Formation, Extra-Provincial Registration
Choosing where to incorporate your company is a critical decision. In Canada, you can choose to incorporate under the laws of any province or territory, or alternatively, you can choose to incorporate under the federal laws of Canada. Each of those is referred to as...
