Frequently Asked Questions

There is no quick and easy answer to this question. There are a number of reasons why people decide to incorporate. Before incorporating you should consider the advantages and disadvantages of your options. This will help you decide whether incorporating is right for you at this time. You can also check out “Deciding to Incorporate” on our Home Page for more information.

A corporation is a legal entity that is created under federal or provincial law. For the most part, a corporation can pretty much do anything that a person can. For example, a corporation can own and sell assets, enter into contracts, borrow and lend money and sue and be sued. The owners of a corporation are called shareholders. A corporation can have one or more owners. As owners of a corporation the shareholders do not directly own the corporation’s business. The shareholders own the corporation but it is the corporation that owns the business.

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