If you are buying a business, it is essential to engage in proper due diligence. Many people do not fully understand the purpose of due diligence or what it entails. In a business acquisition, due diligence may be the critical factor that allows you to determine whether you\’re buying a profitable business or a lemon.
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It can be easy to forget all the legal obligations you have as a corporate owner. We are not talking about taxes, which are always with us. With your incorporation comes reporting and record-keeping requirements that never go away. Do you know what those requirements are?
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A professional corporation is just one of many business forms available in Canada. However, as the name suggests, the professional corporation was created to serve the needs of – you guessed it – professionals who want to form a business group with other professionals.
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There is a lot involved in selling a house in Canada. There is all the real estate stuff – setting a price, listing the house, arranging open house viewings, dealing with offers to buy, negotiating with potential buyers, finding a closing agent, and closing the sale.
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The Canada Business Corporations Act and other federal laws set forth a fairly narrow definition of a corporate reorganization, primarily applying to corporations that are insolvent, or in other words, bankrupt. In general, insolvent corporations reorganize or dissolve, and those are both obviously forms of reorganization. However, in common usage, reorganization has taken on a
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Obviously, no one starts a business on a whim and one day just opens up shop. Months, sometimes years, of planning occur before a business actually opens to the public. From the most basic of questions, such as what kind of business you plan to engage in, to more complicated questions, including whether you will
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Ontario has three primary forms of business structures — sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Your choice of which form of ownership you choose for your business could depend upon ease of formation, the expense of formation, taxation considerations, liability issues, control over company resources and decisions, and other factors. Each business form has different advantages
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