How much does it cost to apply for a tax ID number for a Canadian company?

To apply for a BN and other relevant numbers (Canadian sales tax number, payroll number, corporate tax number, import and export number), our professional accountants in North America will communicate directly with the Canada Revenue Agency to help you obtain the BN number and other relevant numbers in the first time. All you do is provide us with the information we need to apply. Our accountant will then apply for a BN and related number from the Canada Revenue Agency on your behalf or your company, and inform you of the BN number and other numbers.

The Canada Revenue Agency will then mail an official written document with the BN number and other numbers to your designated Canadian address, usually about four weeks.

Advantages of the Canadian Business Number (BN) Application Service:

As a professional U.S. and Canadian tax and financial services agency in China, our Canadian Business Number (BN) application service has the following advantages:

He has a high degree of professionalism in accounting in North America. Our Canadian Business Number (BN) application is completed by the Certified General Accountant (CGA) and Chartered Accountant (CA) in Canada. In the U.S. and Canadian tax industry, we are certified as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), a Canadian Certified Public Accountant (CGA) and a Chartered Accountant (CA), so we are able to provide our clients with the most professional Canadian and American tax services, directly ensuring the highest quality of customer service.

The application is fast. Our Chartered Accountants in Canada are able to help clients get their BN numbers quickly. For some customers who urgently request a BN number, we are able to meet their requirements in a timely manner. The minimum time is 2 working days to get a BN number.

Similar to the U.S. Individual Tax Identification Number, the Canadian Tax Identification Number (ITN) is a number set up by the Canada Revenue Agency for non-residents of Canada who are required to file a tax return. If you are a non-resident of Canada and do not have a Canadian social security number, you must apply for this number if you need it.

The Canadian non-resident number application requires the applicant to submit relevant certificates, and the certificate is certified by a local accountant or lawyer in Canada, and submitted together with the application form, which takes about 8 to 10 weeks to process, and inform the applicant of the ITN number in the form of a letter. However, it will take longer for overseas applicants to be notified, generally about 12 to 15 weeks.

1.If you register a Canadian company and actually operate in the local area, you need to file a tax return according to the actual operation project, and if you have no actual business dealings, you do not need to pay taxes but you need to file taxes. The cost of filing a tax return varies from state to state in Canada and is subject to availability.

Registering a Canadian company to operate locally requires a Canadian accountant to do the bookkeeping.

Registering a company in Canada is a better choice for enterprises, and Canada has favorable conditions in terms of economy, politics and transportation, which brings convenient conditions for the development of entrepreneurs.

The name of the company is a). If you have lived in different places during the year, you must fill in each place. You don't have to mention it when you file your taxes. Canada** stipulates that immigrants who enter Canada after January 1, 2002

If you are doing business in Canada, if you are a private company, whether it is a sole proprietorship, a partnership or a **** business, you must file within 90 days from the last day of the company's financial year. If the company needs to issue T4, T4A, etc. to employees, the fiscal year of lease clearance must be completed before the end of February. If you have an overseas subsidiary, which takes a similar time to filing your overseas assets, newcomers do not need to file a tax return for the first time.

However, if you own more than 10% of the shares in the affiliated business in a country or territory outside of Canada within 15 months after the end of the second year of the tax year, you will need to report the overseas affiliated business to the Canada Revenue Agency (T1134). Pay attention to tax returns! Canadian immigrants must be aware of the relevant content of filing taxes in Canada.

February and March of each year is the tax season of Oak Front, when you will see a lot of advertisements, just find an accountant to help you file your taxes, and the fee is 30-50 Canadian dollars.

Information to be provided for tax filing in Canada The name, sin, shareholding ratio, and home address and contact information of all shareholders holding more than 10% of the shares**; Diary or financial statements for the current year, and tax returns and financial statements for the previous year; the name, address, registration number, etc. of the parent company of the subsidiary; Collaboration.

Canada companies must file within 6 months from the last day of the fiscal year. If there is any tax due, it must be paid within 2 or 3 months (CCPC only). If the current year or the previous year.

Penalties for Late Filing Penalties for late filing: 5% of unpaid taxes, plus 1% per month for up to 12 months. Previously documented.

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How can I get these tax deductions? 1. What are the conditions for a company to be a "Canadian private company CCP"?

I open an import and export company in Canada to export goods to China, do I have to file tax returns for Canada? What is the tax rate?

Before you go to Canada, you should make a list of all your assets in the country and their values. Especially the house has to be appraised. These are all ready, and within one year after landing in Canada, they must declare their assets before they arrived in Canada, and they need to provide corresponding certificates.

This is where your checklist and property appraisal come in handy. There is no tax on your assets before you go to Canada, but every penny you earn after landing will be taxed. For example, all of your domestic deposits are not brought to Canada, and after landing, the principal of your deposit does not need to be taxed, but the interest is taxed.

Taxation in Canada is complicated, and in short, you must declare your overseas assets when you arrive in Canada, because all your income before you come to Canada is tax-free. Once you become a resident, you have to pay taxes for every penny you earn.

1.If you do not register a Canadian company in Canada and do not have ** transactions with Canada, you do not need to do accounts and pay taxes. The cost of annual inspection varies from state to state in Canada.

2.If you register a Canadian company and operate in Canada: you need to pay taxes on the expenses you incur, and you need a Canadian accountant to do the accounts, and the fees depend on the income of the company (generally 8%-10% of the profit).

The Canadian license is well-known in the industry, the cost is low, and there is no need to pay a monthly fee, and it is the first choice for all medium and large platforms to use the advanced license in the later stage.

1. Income tax

In Canadian businesses, the income of sole proprietorships and partnerships is considered as the personal income of the investor and is included in the personal income tax.

A company's income is divided into two categories: profit income and property income, which are distinguished by the company's motivation for holding the property and the degree of employee involvement. If the motive of holding is speculation or daily operation, it is called profit-making; The motive of holding is to make long-term investment, not to actively engage in activities or operations, and should be included in the property income, such as property rental income, property ** income, etc.

(1) Taxation of property income

The income from the rental of the property and the increase in the value of the property** are regarded as capital income, deducting 25% of the tax exemption, and the remaining 75% is subject to income tax.

(2) Taxation of profit-making income

The company's profit income for tax purposes must be accounted for on the accrual basis of accounting, and all income, regardless of whether the payment for goods has been received, should be recorded as income. Expenses can only be incurred within a reasonable range.

(3) Tax reduction

Small businesses are taxed at a rate of 23% on profits under $200,000 per year, with a federal tax rate of 13%. Income from property is not subject to this tax rate and remains at 45%.

(4) Loss treatment

If the company has losses in the current year, it does not have to pay tax, and the losses can be deferred to the next seven years to offset the company's surplus.

2. Corporate capital tax

Corporate capital tax is a regular tax levied on the net asset value of a company at the end of the tax year, which is divided into federal tax and provincial tax.

Federal Taxes:More than $10 million per year.

Save on taxes:It varies from province to province, such as British Columbia (BC) for more than $1.5 million per year.

Information required to register a trademark in Canada:1.Submit the name, address, nationality of the applicant;

2.Provide the Chinese or foreign name of the trademark, if the customer's trademark has not been used in the United States, you need to prepare a "Certificate of Intent to Use".

3.Provide 20 copies of clear trademark drawings (2*2 8*8);

4.8 black and white trademark designs (color or gray and black are not allowed);

5.the class of goods or services requested, if known;

6.Fill in 1 copy of the application form, which must be signed by the applicant;

7.The date of the first use of the trademark overseas and in Canada (no documentary proof is required);

8.Each application shall also be accompanied by 10 practical labels, and if a practical label cannot be provided under special circumstances, it may be replaced by the ** of the goods or its outer packaging, but the trademark part shall be highlighted.

Trademark registration fees in Canada:7500 yuan.

Different types of companies registered in Canada, different difficulties in registration, etc., will lead to the difference in the registration of Canadian companies, it is recommended to consult the relevant company registration agency directly to understand the registration fees for detailed inquiries.

Information required to register a Canadian company:

1.The English name of the company you want to use (preferred, secondary, triple choice)2The address you want to use as your registered company in Canada.

If you do not have a suitable Canadian address, you can use the address provided by us, which is included in the registration fee.

If you do not have a suitable Canadian citizen or permanent resident as a director, we can provide you with Canadian directors at a cost of $30,000 per person per year. If a Vancouver company is registered, there is no need for a local resident to act as a director.

4.The names and addresses of the shareholders of the company, and the percentage of shares held by each shareholder.

Photocopies of identity cards or passports of all directors, management and shareholders (can be the same person).

Specific** can be asked to the author.

Conditions for registering a company in Canada:

1. The directors and shareholders must be at least 18 years old.

2. Provide the name of the Canadian company.

3. Scanned copies of ID cards of directors and shareholders.

4. Scanned copies of the signatures of directors and shareholders.

5. Details of equity distribution of directors and shareholders.

Name requirements for company registration:

1. The company name can be in English or French, both English and French, or in the French version of comprehensive English. However, the process is complicated, and it is not true that the transfer registry (provincial registry or head of federal corporation) will require any other existing business name to be the same or similar. ）ltd.

limited,inc.,incorporation,inc,orporee,corp., corporation, ltee, limitee to show that it is a registered company.

2. The name of the company cannot be carried (Royal, Bank, Commonwealth, Federation, Chamber of Commerce) What documents are there after the establishment of a Canadian company:

1 copy of registration certificate (business license).

2.Share certificates;

3.1 resolution of the board of directors and the shareholders' meeting (meeting minutes).

4.Articles of Association;

5.Shareholder Information Sheet;

6.Atomic signature seal and metal stamp.

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Canada** derives its main fiscal revenue from various taxes, and the main taxes now levied by federal**, provincial** and municipal** are: Federal** Income Tax (Corporate & Personal) Goods & Services Tax (GST) Customs Duties Unemployment Insurance Premiums and Pension Benefits Province** Income Tax (Corporate & Individual) Retail Tax (except Alberta) Mine Tax Capital tax (manioba, ontario, quebec, Saskathewan and Newfoundland Provinces) Land Transfer Tax City** Real Estate Tax Municipal Business Tax Corporate Income Tax According to Canada's ** regulations on income tax, both federal** and provincial** are entitled to income tax, and the current basic rate of federal ** taxable income for companies is including surtax); Most provinces have a base tax rate between 17 and 17 (except for Quebec), so the combined tax rate ranges from 43 to 46 (compared to about 38 in Quebec). In addition, private companies controlled by Canadians and businesses engaged in manufacturing and processing activities are entitled to a deduction from the general tax rate.

Personal Income Tax Canadian residents are taxed at progressive rates on their world-wide income from and outside Canada, and non-residents are taxed at progressive rates only on their business activities, employment and income from taxable Canadian properties in Canada. The federal income tax is calculated on three levels and is revised to match the annual inflation rate. Canada implemented the federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) on January 1, 1991, leviing a federal tax on the sale of most goods and services7.

Federal Import Tariffs Canada imposes a wide range of tariffs on imported goods at its borders. Since January 1988, Canada has implemented the Harmonized CommodityDescription and Coding System (Harmonized CommodityDescription and Coding System) to levy tariffs, and its customs standards for various imported goods will vary depending on the place of origin. Provincial Retail Tax With the exception of Alberta, each province levies sales tax on all types of retail goods (except food and some necessities) and services.

Tax rates vary from province to province, ranging from 6 to 12.