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- Get incorporated in as little as 2 business hours with Rush Filing
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Alberta Registered Charity
- Charity Application submitted with CRA
- Registration of a Non-Profit (first step) can be completed in 6 business days
- Offers tax advantages and can issue donation receipts
Alberta Charity Status Application
- Charitable purpose is required: relief of poverty, advancement of education or religion, etc.
- Drafting the charitable objects carefully by a team of professionals.
- Applying to the Canada Revenue Agency to become a registered charity in Alberta.
Alberta Co-operative Incorporation
- Built for shared ownership with democratic decision-making
- Registration completed in 1 business days
- Members have limited liability
Key Requirements of Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporation:
- Non-profit organizations are associations, clubs, or societies that are not charities and are organized and operated exclusively for social welfare, civic improvement, pleasure, recreation, or any other purpose except profit.
Examples of non-profit organizations
Here are a few types of non-profit organizations and examples of each:
- social, recreational, or hobby groups (bridge clubs, curling clubs, and golf clubs)
- certain amateur sports organizations (hockey associations, baseball leagues, and soccer leagues)
- certain festival organizations (parades and seasonal celebrations)
- Alberta Non-Profit Organization must have at least 3 directors. There is no Canadian residency requirement (unless you want to become a charity in future).
- Must have a registered office address in Alberta (a physical address, no P.O. boxes).
- You must follow strict naming rules when incorporating a Non-Profit organization. For example: You are not allowed to have the word “Foundation” in the name, unless you have future charity intentions. Learn more about the naming rules on the official government website.
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Alberta Incorporation FAQ – Everything You Need to Know
What is a Not-for-Profit organization in Alberta?
A Not-for-Profit (NFP) organization in Alberta is an entity formed to carry out activities for social, cultural, educational, religious, or charitable purposes, not to earn profit for its members. Any profit earned must be used to support the organization’s objectives.
What’s the difference between a Not-for-Profit and a charity?
What are the benefits of incorporating as a Not-for-Profit in Alberta ?
Limited liability protection for directors and members
Legal recognition and credibility
Ability to enter into contracts, own property, and receive grants
Continuity regardless of changes in membership
Can I incorporate a Not-For-Profit Organization in Alberta online?
How much does it cost to incorporate a not-for-profit in Alberta?
The government fee is $350 if you file directly online through the Alberta Business Registry. Third-party services may charge more for convenience (and moral support).
Do I have to file anything every year?
Can I convert a not-for-profit into a for-profit company later?
Do I need a lawyer to incorporate a not-for-profit in Alberta ?
Do I need bylaws?
Can I make money in a not-for-profit?
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