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Not Just for Lawyers: Considerations on Where to Incorporate (Jurisdiction) A Corporation

There are a number of myths and misapprehensions about the advantages and disadvantages of the how and where you incorporate.

Business and Investment: Incorporation, Registration and Other Business Structures

There are significant advantages to evaluating business legal structures and choosing the structure for your business or investment.

Incorporation ... Now What? - Corporate Records & Corporate Maintenance Obligations

Anyone who has incorporated a company must be familiar and ensure compliance with corporate records & corporate maintenance obligations.

Small Business & Start-ups: Part 2: Financing

This article details practical tips intended to direct new ventures in the right direction and potentially avoid common financing problems.

The Shareholders' Agreement: Key Considerations by Privately Held Companies and Start-ups

Any business that has two or more shareholders should seriously consider having a shareholders' agreement.

Going Public In Canada - Capital Pool Companies (CPC) and the TSXV

The TSXV offers a unique listing alternative program referred as the Capital Pool Company (“CPC”) program.

TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) Amends and Improves Capital Pool Company (CPC) Policy

Effective January 1, 2021 the TSXV has implemented substantial changes to its policy regarding the Capital Pool Company (CPC) regime.

Small Business & Start-ups: Part 3 (continued) -Employees and Contractors

This article will focus on the life of a small business or start-up – the growth of a business in terms of employees and consultants.

Small Business & Start-ups: Part 3 - Management and Advisory Boards

This article will focus on the life of a small business or start-up – the growth of a business in terms of directors and advisers.

Talking To Lawyers: The "Company" or "Corporation"

This article outlines the who, what, where, when and why of the most common form of business in BC - the "company" or the "corporation".

Talking To Lawyers: The Limited Partnership & LLP

Limited partnerships and LLPs, unlike a general partnership but similar to corporations, require formal creation before they are effective.

Talking To Lawyers: The General Partnership

If you are carrying on a business with other persons without incorporating you are probably a partnership.

Talking To Lawyers: The Sole Proprietorship

Business Structures: The Sole Proprietorship