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Discuss your business plans, proposed ownership and the questions to resolve before choosing a structure.
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Incorporating means setting up your business as a separate corporation, federally or in Ontario. It can change how you are taxed and paid, and adds a second tax return every year. We compare the numbers with you first, then set up the tax accounts and books, while your lawyer handles the legal set-up.
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How it works
Exactly what happens after you get in touch, starting with one 15-minute call.
A free, no-obligation 15-minute call on Teams or at our office at 181 Queen St E, Brampton.
We look at your income and spending and show what changes if you incorporate, before you pay a filing fee.
Business number, HST, payroll accounts and the records a new corporation needs. Your lawyer handles the legal set-up.
We talk through your year-end choice and put your first filing and payment dates on a calendar.
Pick a 15-minute slot that suits you. We confirm the time and scope with you directly.
You are establishing a corporation and want its registrations, ownership arrangements and accounting setup to fit together.
We support Ontario or federal incorporation preparation, name-search coordination, relevant CRA accounts and bookkeeping setup. Qualified legal counsel handles the legal advice and documents required for your approved structure.
Organized administrative records and a practical checklist of the accounting and filing responsibilities that follow incorporation.
THE DETAIL BEHIND THE WORK
Incorporation is a starting point, not the end of setup. Ownership decisions, registrations, corporate records and bookkeeping all need attention. We help organize the financial and administrative work and identify decisions that need legal or specialist tax advice.
Who this is for. For owners considering a corporation, businesses ready to register, or newly incorporated companies that need their accounting workflow established.
Discuss your business plans, proposed ownership and the questions to resolve before choosing a structure.
Organize the registration information, supporting documents and program accounts relevant to the agreed scope.
Establish bookkeeping records and a process for separating and tracking corporate activity.
THE WORK, EXPLAINED
The exact work, timing and deliverables are confirmed in your engagement. A service listed here is not automatically included in every package.
HOW WE WORK TOGETHER
We discuss the business, the relevant period or decision, your records and any upcoming deadlines.
We set out the proposed work, information needed, responsibilities and fees before starting.
We work through the agreed tasks, explain findings and keep unresolved questions visible.
We identify the next action and, where relevant, ongoing reporting or review needs.
Incorporating your business
The questions owners ask us before and after they incorporate, and how we help with each one.
A corporation adds a second tax return, separate books and more paperwork every year.
We look at your income and spending and show what changes if you incorporate, before you pay a filing fee.
A business number, HST account, payroll account and minute book often get missed in the first month.
We go through the accounts and records a new corporation usually needs, and set up the bookkeeping from day one.
Your first T2 is due six months after that year-end, and the date affects your workload and planning.
We talk through the year-end choice and put your first filing and payment dates in a calendar.
Salary and dividends are taxed differently and affect your RRSP room and CPP.
We set out the options in general terms and review your own mix once the numbers are real.
Most set-up problems are cheap to fix in the first month and expensive to fix at the first year-end. Legal set-up and share structure stay with your lawyer.
Prefer to write first? Send an enquiry. Or call (647) 606-1824.
General information only. Tax advice is given within an engagement, based on your own records.
ANSWERS BEFORE YOU START
Have a question about your own situation? Let’s discuss it.
That choice depends on your plans and circumstances. We help identify the accounting and registration questions and recommend legal advice where needed before a decision.
No such guarantee is made. Liability and tax consequences need a fact-specific review with the appropriate legal and tax advisers.
Government charges, legal fees and other third-party costs must be identified in the proposed scope. We do not assume they are included in an accounting service fee.
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A PRACTICAL NEXT STEP
Share the service you need, your business type and any upcoming deadline. We’ll discuss the records, scope and next steps before work begins.
Send it here and a person from our team will get back to you. Or book a free 15-minute call.