NEWFOUNDLAND PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
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Newfoundland Incorporation Packages
Newfoundland Professional Corporation
- Ideal for lawyers, doctors, engineers, and accountants
- Articles prepared to meet regulatory body requirements
- Incorporation completed within one week
Newfoundland Standard Corporation
- Get incorporated in as little as one business day with our Rush Filings
- Filing Fee: Only $199 + Government Fee: Affordable and transparent pricing.
- Registration Process Made Easy
Newfoundland Holding Company
- Created to control shares in other businesses
- Registration completed in 1 business day
- Offers tax advantages and simplified ownership
Newfoundland Non-Profit
- Full package: $1299 (includes government filing fees)
- Articles drafted by a licensed lawyer
- Rush processing available – ready in 2 days
Need to Know
Key Requirements to Register a Newfoundland Professional Corporation:
Here’s what you need to know when incorporating a professional corporation in Newfoundland:
- Only members of certain regulated professions can form a Professional Corporation in Newfoundland and Labrador:
- Doctors
- Physicians
- Dentists
- Lawyers
- Accountants (CPAs)
- Chiropractors
- Veterinarians
- Engineers
- Pharmacists, etc
- Before incorporation, you need a Certificate of Authorization or similar approval from your regulatory college (e.g., College of Physicians and Surgeons of Newfoundland).
- A Newfoundland Professional Corporation must follow the strict naming rules: The name must include the professional’s name + must state the profession, must end with “Professional Corporation” or “Société professionnelle”. Example: Dr. John Smith Medical Professional Corporation.
- When incorporating a Professional Corporation in Newfoundland, you are getting a limited liability (to a point). A PC protects you from business debts and lawsuits—but not from professional liability or malpractice. You still need your professional liability insurance.
Whenever you’re starting a professional corporation in Newfoundland, our express service means you don’t have to wait days for government processing.
Quick. Compliant. Done Right the First Time.
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Just 3 Simple Steps
Fill out the online form
Kick things off by completing our easy step-by-step form. You can place your order using a credit card, PayPal, or e-transfer—whichever is most convenient.
We handle the filing
Once your payment is confirmed, our experienced registry agent reviews everything and files your Newfoundland corporation documents with the appropriate Newfoundland government office. No need to worry about red tape or delays.
Receive your incorporation documents
Newfoundland Professional Corporation Registration doesn’t have to be complicated. You’ll receive your official Certificate and Articles of Incorporation right in your inbox—often in just a few business hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Professional Corporation in Newfoundland?
A NLProfessional Corporation is a special type of corporation that allows licensed professionals—like doctors, lawyers, or accountants—to provide their services through a corporate structure, while still being regulated by their professional body. It offers tax advantages and limited liability, but must meet strict naming, ownership, and regulatory requirements.
Who can incorporate a Professional Corporation in Newfoundland?
Only members of regulated professions can form a Professional Corporation in Newfoundland. Common examples include:
Physicians
Dentists
Chartered Professional Accountants (CPAs)
Lawyers
Engineers
Chiropractors
Optometrists
You must hold a valid license and be in good standing with your regulatory college or association.
What are the benefits of incorporating a Professional Corporation?
– Reduce corporate tax rates applicable to active business income
– Liability protection for corporate obligations (other than professional malpractice)
– Income Deferral and Investment Opportunities
– Professional image and consistency
Can I incorporate a Professional Corporation in Newfoundland online?
Yes, you can incorporate online by completing a simple form on Canada Incorporation Agency website, it will take around 15 minutes. After completing the payment, we will send you a confirmation email, and our agent will contact you to confirm all the order details. We will incorporate your company and email the Certificate and Articles of incorporation to you.
Do I need a lawyer to incorporate a professional corporation in Newfoundland?
It’s not required, but it’s a good idea. Canada Incorporation Agency has a team of professional lawyers and filing agents that can help you out with the paperwork for your Professional Corporation. Bylaws, governance, and CRA compliance can get complicated.
What naming requirements apply to Newfoundland Professional Corporations?
The name must include the profession and a designation such as “Professional Corporation,” “P.C.,” or “Prof. Corp.” and must be approved by the regulatory authority.
Can a professional corporation provide services outside its licensed profession?
No. The corporation is limited to providing services related to the specific regulated profession.
How do I register a Professional Corporation in Newfoundland?
The process involves name reservation, obtaining approval from your regulatory body, preparing Articles of Incorporation, and filing with the Newfoundland and Labrador Registry of Companies.
Is a professional corporation taxed differently than individuals?
Yes. It is a separate legal entity and may benefit from corporate tax rates, including the small business deduction.
Are there ongoing compliance or filing requirements?
Yes. Annual returns must be filed with the Registry of Companies, and professional authorization must be maintained with your regulatory body.
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