Incorporate a Personal Real Estate Corporation in Canada

Receive your Certificate and Articles of Incorporation in as little as 2 business hours.

Incorporating a PREC has never been this fast and affordable. Our experienced filing agents review every order to ensure it’s done right the first time, with no hidden costs and no delays.

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WHY US

Why Incorporate PREC:

Here are the main reasons why you would incorporate a PREC

Instead of being taxed personally right away at a high rate (over 50% if you’re making good money), your PREC gets taxed at a much lower corporate rate—around 12% on the first $500,000. That means more money stays in your business to reinvest or save for later.

You might be able to pay dividends to family members in lower tax brackets using non-voting shares. This can lower your family’s overall tax bill, especially if you’re the main earner in a high tax bracket.

You still work through your brokerage as usual, but your PREC lets you split your real estate income from your personal finances. That makes things cleaner and opens up tax benefits.

A PREC gives you flexibility to plan ahead, whether it’s saving for retirement, income splitting, or reinvesting earnings. You’ve got tools to optimize your tax situation your way.

Start Your Incorporation Now

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 documents with the appropriate government office. No need to worry about red tape or delays.

Receive your incorporation documents

Incorporating a personal real estate corporation 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.

PREC Incorporation Packages

Ontario PREC

✔ Designed for licensed real estate professionals in Ontario
✔ Lets you defer taxes and benefit from small business tax rates (12.2%)
✔ The controlling registrant must be a RECO member
✔ Filing can be completed in 2 business hours
✔ We’ll draft your Articles and Certificate of Incorporation for accuracy

BC PREC

✔ Designed for licensed real estate professionals in British Columbia
✔ Lets you defer taxes and benefit from small business tax rates
✔ The controlling registrant must be a licensed real estate professional with BCFSA
✔ Filing can be completed in 2 business hours
✔ We’ll draft your Articles and Certificate of Incorporation for accuracy

AB PREC

✔ Designed for licensed real estate professionals in Alberta
✔ Lets you defer taxes and benefit from small business tax rates
✔ The controlling registrant must be a licensed real estate professional with RECA
✔ Filing can be completed in 2 business hours
✔ We’ll draft your Articles and Certificate of Incorporation for accuracy

NB PREC

✔ Designed for licensed real estate professionals in New Brunswick
✔ Lets you defer taxes and benefit from small business tax rates
✔ The controlling registrant must be a licensed real estate professional with NBREA
✔ Filing can be completed in 2 business hours
✔ We’ll draft your Articles and Certificate of Incorporation for accuracy

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Key Points of Personal Real Estate Corporation

Whether you’re starting a PREC in Ontario, BC, Alberta or New Brunswick, our express service means you don’t have to wait days for government processing.

Quick. Compliant. Done Right the First Time.

PREC vs. Standard Corporation

Feature
Standard Corporation
Professional Corporation
Who Can Incorporate
Licensed real estate agents/brokers only Anyone (entrepreneurs, professionals, etc.)
Purpose
To receive income from real estate activities Any business activity or investment purpose
Restrictions
Must follow provincial real estate rules; usually one shareholder (the agent) Fewer restrictions; flexible ownership
Tax Benefits
Access to small business tax rate; tax deferral Also gets small business tax rate and benefits
Income Splitting
Limited or restricted (varies by province) More flexibility with share classes
Regulations
Yes – governed by provincial real estate council No professional regulation unless regulated field
Naming Rules
Must include legal name of the agent No such requirement

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Personal Real Estate Corporation FAQ – Everything You Need to Know

A PREC is a legal corporation that allows a licensed real estate professional (like a realtor or broker) to earn their commission income through a corporation rather than personally. This structure is available in provinces like Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and New Brunswick (with specific rules in each).

Only a licensed real estate professional (e.g., realtor or broker) can incorporate a PREC.

✅ Tax deferral – Pay the lower corporate tax rate and defer personal taxes.
✅ Income splitting – Share income with family members through non-voting shares (if allowed).
✅ Professional image – Enhances credibility with clients and lenders.
✅ Limited liability – Provides legal separation between personal and business assets.
✅ Expense deductions – More flexibility in deducting eligible business expenses.
✅ Retirement planning – Retain earnings inside the corporation to invest and grow wealth.

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.

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.

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