What about company registration in Canada?

The characteristics of a large joint-stock company are different from those of a sole proprietorship company and a joint venture company: First, the liability of shareholders is limited, and usually the shareholders of the company are not responsible for the company's debts and obligations that exceed the proportion of their shares. The second is the continuity of the company's existence.

Because a joint-stock company is a separate legal entity, the company continues to exist even if there is a change in the number of shareholders. In addition, the ownership of the company can be changed, and the transfer of shares will not affect the existence or continuity of the company.

To register a company, you need to provide the following information:

1. Name of the Canadian company to be registered (in English);

2. Name of shareholders and directors, ID card or passport, contact number**, contact address;

3. The business scope of the Canadian company;

4. Provide at least one director of a Canadian company; (Vancouver registration is not required) Brief description of the process of registering a Canadian company:

1. Sign the power of attorney.

2. Sign the agreement.

3. Delivery costs.

4. Go to the ** department to go through the relevant procedures.

5. Complete the registration and collect the information.

Features & Benefits: There are three types of businesses in Canada: sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation

The advantages of a sole proprietorship are:

1) The operating income is exclusively enjoyed by the investor and does not need to be distributed with other partners.

2) The organization is simple.

3) It is completely controlled by the investor, and the investor has the final say, without negotiating with others.

4) Low taxes. The income of the enterprise is included in the individual income tax accounting, and the tax amount may be lower than that of the company-based enterprise.

Partnership Pros:

1) The number of investors is 2 to 25, and the capital is higher than that of sole proprietorship.

2) The losses of the enterprise are shared by the partners.

3) Increase the number of customers and business types due to the large number of partners.

Limited corporation is the most common form of enterprise organization, and the company is an enterprise legal person that independently bears civil liability.

Advantages of the company:

1) The investment (or shareholder) is only limited to the amount of capital contribution, and bears corporate liability, which is limited liability;

2) Strong financing ability, capital can be a lot;

3) Equity transfer is easy.

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There are three main forms of Canadian provincial companies, which are sole proprietorship companies and joint venture companies.

A sole proprietorship is a company started by an individual. The owner and the company are self-employed, run by individuals and held accountable.

The company registrant exercises all its functions, enjoys all profits, bears all risks, and compensates for all losses. The advantage of registering a sole proprietorship company is that the registration procedure is simple and the fees are cheap. You only need to register with the local ** department and obtain a business license.

The company registrant only needs to file the individual tax return once a year when he only needs to file the income tax return. However, the disadvantage of registering a sole proprietorship company is that any legal liability arising from the operation of the company is borne by the company registrant. Therefore, once the company has a financial crisis, the corporate creditor can pursue all the assets of the company registrant to pay off the debt.

1.We call those according to the province of British Columbia"Corporate Law"BCCoVineAct is a corporation of corporations, and each corporation is made up of its members. A company without members cannot trade.

2.Generally speaking, a company has the abilities and powers conferred on an ordinary person by law; For example, trading, buying and selling and owning assets.

1. You can BAI to increase the overall image of DU enterprises by registering a Canadian company;

2. It is convenient to open an account in a foreign bank, and you can freely allocate funds;

3. If it is a Sino-foreign joint venture or a wholly foreign-owned enterprise applied for in the mainland, it can enjoy the right of self-support import and export;

4. Use the image of overseas companies to attract overseas investment, and invest in the mainland to enjoy the preferential policies and related treatment of foreign investment promotion by the local government;

5. The use of Canadian companies can improve the value of the brand to attract foreign investment;

6. Registering a company can quickly reach a high starting credit rating, which is of great help to individuals and companies, and immigrating to Canada;

7. Because the economy of the region is very developed, the politics is relatively stable, the investment advantage is obvious, and the key is that the business operation cost is lower than that of several other developed countries;

8. It can be listed or financed in the United States and Canada's ** market, the threshold is relatively low and the procedures are relatively simple compared to the mainland;

9. Compared with the United States, an economic power, Canada has a good corporate tax policy and a perfect market for bank credit and capital, which is suitable for the development and operation of small and medium-sized enterprises.

There are several main reasons to register a Canadian company:

Enhance brand image: product identification overseas companies supervise or authorize domestic production to improve brand grade and business opportunities.

Circumvention of barriers: products or clothing can freely enter North America and Commonwealth countries without being hindered by protection.

Offshore business tax exemption: Profits obtained from overseas operations are tax-free in Canada.

Free allocation of foreign exchange: Accounts can be opened in major banks in the world, foreign exchange funds are not controlled, and funds are freely allocated.

Enjoy domestic and foreign business policies: investment in the mainland enjoys the first preferential policies and treatment for foreign investment.

Easy to go public: It can be listed or financed in the U.S. and Canada** markets, with low requirements and simple procedures.

Canada is a highly developed capitalist country, with a well-developed manufacturing industry, high-tech industry, and service industry. Based on Canada's developed economy, demand and favorable immigration policies, it is undoubtedly a good choice for Chinese investors to register a Canadian company.

1.Limited liability: The maximum possible loss is limited to the company's investment amount, and does not involve other assets such as cars and houses in the name of individuals, and the company uses its assets to offset its legal liability.

2.The company can continue in perpetuity: Canada has a developed economy, political stability, obvious investment advantages, and lower business operating costs than several other developed countries. In addition, Canadian companies are not limited by the life span of people and do not disappear due to changes in shareholders, departure, etc.

3.Settled in the e-commerce platform: Canada is one of the Amazon sites in North America, which not only has a large number of customers who love to shop, but also has Amazon's largest Prime member customer base.

4.Tax incentives and tax avoidance: Generally, companies can enjoy various tax incentives after registration, especially after the turnover reaches a certain scale; Actively operating companies generally pay a lower tax rate, or even no local tax, or pay a very low tax rate (e.g. 1%).

5.Convenient financing: Canada has a good corporate tax policy and a sound bank credit and capital market, and the corporate structure is more convenient to finance through shares and other means, which is more suitable for the development and operation of small and medium-sized enterprises.

6.Build brand image: use Canadian companies to improve brand value to attract foreign investment, promote enterprises to go global, carry out transnational business, and enhance the international image of enterprises.

7.Convenient international**: Obtain the identity of a local local enterprise, easily enter the overseas e-commerce platform, and be a must for professional international sellers. Sino-foreign joint ventures or wholly foreign-owned enterprises applying for establishment in the Mainland enjoy the right to import and export;

8.Facilitate overseas listing, immigration and visa: the threshold is low and the procedures are simpler than those in the mainland, and you can buy a shell listing in the overseas ** market in the name of overseas capital. Being a shareholder of an overseas company (equity, property, assets) is legally proven.

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More and more businesses are starting to enter the international market, and to register a company in Canada, merchants first need to go to the local Registrar of Companies or Corporate Service Center to find out the status of the company registration. Generally, Canadian companies are registered, sole proprietorships and partnerships do not need to be registered with the province, and the handling fee is only a few hundred yuan, and there is no requirement for the registered capital of the company. If it is entrusted to a local ** company, the entire service fee is only about 500 to 1500 yuan.

So what should you pay attention to when registering a company in Canada?

1. Choose the right type of company: There are great differences between people and companies. Therefore, for merchants, it is necessary to choose the appropriate type of company for registration according to their own situation and the business they intend to operate.

Different types of companies mean that businesses will face great differences and changes in the way they manage and operate in the future.

2. Sign a contract with shareholders: A contract will have legal effect no matter where it is located and will be protected by local laws. It is also important for individual businesses to sign a contract with the company's shareholders before registering their company, indicating their respective rights and obligations.

3. Establish a branch or head office: When registering in Canada, if an individual has set up an office or branch before, he or she should provide a local director certificate or entrust a Canadian resident to serve as the manager.

4. Pay income tax: After paying income tax every quarter, the company can start business normally.

5. If the company's operation needs import and export, then it is necessary to register the import and export declaration number of the customs at this time.

1. Founder, director and shareholder relationship: it can be the same person concurrently (a single individual can be established), or it can be held by different people. **The requirements are mainly for directors, in addition to the above identity requirements, the provinces generally require directors to be individuals over 18 years old, not in bankruptcy and incapacitated;

2. Scope of business: Contrary to China, Canadian company registration generally indicates that it does not have a business scope, not a business scope.

3. Registered capital: There is no capital requirement for Canadian company registration, and there is no need to go through capital verification procedures.

To register a Canadian company, you need to meet the following conditions:

1. Company name.

Canadian companies can only use their name in English, French or other Roman letters, and the company name ends with Limited, Ltd(****) or"Register a company"incorporation, inc.or corp.

2. Shareholder directors.

Directors: at least one director, at least 18 years old, no criminal record, good reputation, no nationality restrictions, can be a natural person but not a legal person, some provinces require a local or permanent residency of directors accounted for 25% or more than 30%, Vancouver registered companies do not need to provide local directors;

Shareholder: At least one shareholder, at least 18 years old, can be a natural person or legal person, no criminal record and good reputation.

3. Registered capital.

Canadian companies do not have capital capital requirements, do not need capital verification, and generally use 1,000 Canadian dollars as the basic registered capital.

4. Registered address.

Canadian companies need a local address, if you need a local address, our company can assist you.

5. Business scope.

The business scope of Canadian enterprises is generally not restricted except for drugs, firearms, television, finance, aviation, etc.