When starting a new business in Newfoundland, it’s essential to select the business structure that best supports your goals. Business structures are chosen for the most part to comply with tax law, which treats each type of structure differently. There are three types of legal structures for a business: Sole proprietorship, partnership (which is a […]
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Administrative requirements of Newfoundland Corporations
Your Newfoundland corporation must file certain documents with the Newfoundland Corporate Registries Office, including: articles of incorporation annual returns notices of any changes in the board of directors notices of any changes in the address of the registered office articles of amendment if changes to the structure of the corporation are made. Your Newfoundland Corporation […]
Newfoundland Corporations 101
Most people have heard that registering a new Newfoundland corporation provides “limited liability” — that is, it limits your personal liability for business debts. What you may not know is that there’s more to creating and running a corporation than filing a few papers. You’ll need to keep good records to handle the more complicated […]
Starting a Business in Newfoundland: Choose a business structure
Now that you have decided to start your own business in Newfoundland, you will have to determine what business structure or form of organization suits your needs. The structure of your business will depend on whether you want to run your business yourself or with a partner or associates. There are four main types of […]
Starting Your Business in Newfoundland Checklist
Where do I start? tasks to be undertaken resources Evaluate your idea Is your idea feasible? Can you make money from this venture? Market Research Test the viability of your idea by researching the market, industry, and competition Develop A Business Strategy This is an essential step and critical for the planning and success of […]
How to Register a Business Name in Newfoundland
When to register a business name in Newfoundland You must register a business name in Newfoundland if: it’s different than the registrant’s own full name if the registrant is an individual your business is a corporation operating under a name other than its corporate name your business is a partnership carrying on business under a […]
Starting Your Business in Newfoundland Checklist
Starting a new business in Newfoundland. Here are some of the most important tasks to be undertaken We offer fast & easy Newfoundland incorporation and Newfoundland business name registration service. At Ecompanies Canada we help you step-by-step and take care of the entire business registration process from start to finish. Incorporating a new business in […]
Newfoundland incorporation annual return
By ecompanies on January 28, 2019 in Doing Business in Newfoundland, Newfoundland Corporate Registry
Newfoundland incorporation annual return. Keep your Newfoundland corporation active and in good standing by filing your annual return. The Newfoundland Annual Return is not your tax return. This is your corporate Annual Return which provides up-to-date information about your Newfoundland corporation. This information is then made available to the public through the Newfoundland corporate registries website. […]
Newfoundland Incorporation Forms
By ecompanies on January 10, 2019 in Doing Business in Newfoundland, Newfoundland Corporate Registry, Newfoundland Incorporation
Newfoundland Incorporation Forms. Incorporating provincially in Newfoundland, Canada. The act of incorporating in Newfoundland creates a new legal entity called a corporation, commonly referred to as a “company.” A Newfoundland corporation has the same rights and obligations under Canadian and Provincial laws as a natural person. Ecompanies offers fast & easy Newfoundland online incorporation service. […]
Maintaining Your Newfoundland Corporate Records
Maintaining your Newfoundland corporate records. Your Newfoundland corporation must keep certain corporate records at its registered office (or at some other location in Canada, as set out by the directors). On request, a corporation’s shareholders and creditors can access the following records: articles of amendment, including amended articles of incorporation or restated articles of incorporation […]