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New Brunswick Non-Profit Packages
New Brunswick Non-Profit Incorporation
- Registered under the New Brunswick Companies Act – Part II (Non-Profit)
- Includes name reservation and customized Articles of Incorporation
- Filing processed directly with Service New Brunswick
New Brunswick Registered Charity
- Full CRA charity application prepared after provincial incorporation
- Charitable purposes drafted to meet both provincial and federal requirements
- Enables your organization to issue official donation receipts and enjoy tax benefits
New Brunswick Charity Status Application
- Careful drafting of charitable objects aligned with CRA guidelines
- Full preparation and submission of all required CRA application forms
- Step-by-step support through the entire charity registration process
New Brunswick Co-operative Incorporation
- Registered under the New Brunswick Co-operative Associations Act
- Built for democratic decision-making and shared ownership models
- Offers limited liability and full legal recognition for members
Benefits of a New Brunswick Non-Profit Corporation
Provincial Legal Recognition: Incorporating a non-profit in New Brunswick grants your organization official legal status under the Companies Act – Part II.
Limited Liability for Directors and Members: Once incorporated, your organization becomes a separate legal entity. This protects directors, officers, and members from personal liability for the nonprofit’s debts or obligations—provided they act in good faith and fulfill their legal duties.
Professional Credibility and Public Trust: An incorporated non-profit is widely viewed as more stable and reputable by the public, funders, and government agencies. With formal bylaws, clearly defined leadership positions, and regular filing obligations, you demonstrate that you respect transparency and good governance.
Access to Federal and Provincial Funding:Many funding programs in New Brunswick require organizations to be incorporated. Incorporation also lays the foundation for registering as a federal charity, which allows you to issue tax-deductible donation receipts and access national funding opportunities.
Continuity Through Leadership Transitions: Your nonprofit will also continue to exist even if members or directors quit. Incorporation also ensures that your mission has the potential to continue uninterrupted, irrespective of who is at the helm.
Clear Governance Structure: Incorporation brings to life a formal structure of governance that is established through its bylaws. That aids a nonprofit society with its rules of membership, settling internal disputes, and compliance with the province.
Key Points About an New Brunswick Non-Profit Corporation
- Has to be non-profit in nature - Your company has to be set up for something other than profit, such as education, religion, social welfare, arts, or volunteer work. Every dollar must be reinvested into your mission.
- Requires at least three incorporators - Under the New Brunswick Companies Act – Part II, you must have at least three incorporators. These can be individuals or businesses, and they are not required to be residents of New Brunswick.
- Need a registered office in New Brunswick - A physical street address within the province is required. P.O. boxes are not accepted. This will serve as your official business address for receiving government and legal correspondence.
- Approval of names is needed - Service New Brunswick must first approve the name of your company to guarantee it is unique and not misleading before filing. Some words—like "Foundation" or "Association"—may call for more review or explanation.
To learn more, simply explore the New Brunswick Corporations Act.Â
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to live in New Brunswick to incorporate a non-profit there?
No, you don’t need to be a resident of New Brunswick to incorporate a non-profit in the province. However, you must provide a registered office address located within New Brunswick, and some local presence is helpful for administrative matters.
How many people are required to start a non-profit in New Brunswick?
To incorporate under the New Brunswick Companies Act – Part II, you need at least three incorporators. These can be individuals or organizations, and they do not need to reside in the province.
Can my New Brunswick non-profit also register as a charity?
Yes. After incorporating your organization in New Brunswick, you can apply to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for charitable status. If approved, your non-profit will be able to issue tax-deductible receipts and access additional federal funding programs.
What documents are needed to incorporate a non-profit in New Brunswick?
You’ll need to submit a Name Reservation, Articles of Association, and Notice of Registered Office. It’s also recommended to prepare bylaws that outline how your organization will be governed.
What are the benefits of incorporating a non-profit in New Brunswick?
Incorporation gives your organization legal status, limited liability protection for directors, and improved access to funding. It also provides long-term stability and greater credibility with donors, volunteers, and granting agencies.
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