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    Professional Corporation

    Ontario Professional Corporation
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    Other Incorporation

    Holding Company
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    Sole Proprietorship

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    Trade Name

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    General Partnership

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    Limited Partnership(LP)
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  • Business Filings

    Notice of Change

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    Dissolve a Business
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    Extra-Provincial (EP)

    Register EP Corporation
    File EP Annual Return
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  • Nuans and Records

    NUANS & Name Search

    Nuans Search online
    Name Pre-Search Service
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    Unincorporated Business

    Duplicate Copy of Registration
    Document List
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    Company Records

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    Accounting

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Ontario Incorporation Package

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  • Fixed Fees

  • $ 0.00 CAD
  • Help Section

  • What is a numbered company?
    When incorporating a company, it’s assigned a corporation number. If you choose not to name your business, this number becomes its official name—for example, 987654 Ontario Inc. The main advantage of a numbered company is that it skips the NUANS name search and approval process, which saves time and reduces costs. However, the downside is that it doesn’t provide a marketable brand name for use in advertising, signage, or brand development.
  • What Services Can Be Added?
    With an experienced in-house legal and accounting team, Incorporation Agency Canada is a trusted registered member of multiple government units. We offer a full suite of incorporation and corporate maintenance services, including:
    • NUANS Name Search & Approval
    • Custom By-laws & Articles of Incorporation
    • CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) Account Setup
    • WCB (Workers' Compensation Board) Registration
    • Corporate Seal & Minute Book Binder
    • Annual Return Filings & Corporate Maintenance
    • Domain name reservation
    • Business Address Services
    • Express Registration Service
    • ...and much more
  • Can I Get Help Placing an Order?
    Yes! Our customer service team is available to offer general assistance (note: we do not provide legal advice). You can reach us by phone at 647-945-8893 during business hours.
  • What is a Named Corporation?
    A Named Corporation allows you to select a custom business name—e.g., Johnson Car Wash Inc. A Numbered Corporation does not include a custom name. Instead, a number is assigned by the government—e.g., 1000044599 Ontario Inc.
  • Is It a One-Time Fee?
    Yes, incorporation is a one-time payment with no recurring monthly or annual fees.
  • Are the Corporate Documents Legally Valid?
    Absolutely. The Certificate of Incorporation and Articles of Incorporation are issued by the official Corporate Registry. Our in-house legal team drafts the articles, and you may opt for custom versions to fit your specific needs.
  • How Will I Receive the Documents?
    You can place an order online using a credit card or e-transfer. Once your order is reviewed and processed, we’ll register the company and deliver the documents either by email or postal mail, depending on your preference.
  • What is the Company Key?
    The Company Key is a unique digital identifier issued to incorporated businesses. It secures access to online government services, prevents unauthorized activity, and serves as a digital signature for corporate filings (like annual returns or notice of changes). Adding it to your incorporation package is a quick, cost-effective option.
  • Do You Offer Post-Incorporation Services?
    Yes, we provide three post-incorporation and maintenance options: Annual Return Filing – We submit your annual corporate return.
    Phone Support Get help with questions and updates.
    Complete Maintenance – Includes Annual Return, Phone Support, and Notices of Change (e.g., director or address updates).
  • Company Name

  • Example: Joe Movers Ltd.
  • Example: Déménageurs Joe Ltd.
  • Example: Joe Movers Déménageurs Ltd.
  • Example: Joe Movers Ltd. / Déménageurs Joe Ltd.
  • Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 8 MB.
  • Note:Your NUANS report should looks like this: Sample
  • Trade Name /Master Business Licence (MBL)

  • Adding a Trade Name is very common practice by business owners to take advantage on business sign, bank cheque, business card, brand logo, and future trademark. An example: "987654 Ontario Inc." is the legal name and and "Joe Movers" is the trade name.
  • Adding a Trade Name is very common practice by business owners to take advantage on business sign, bank cheque, business card, brand logo, and future trademark. An example: the legal name of walmart is "Wal-Mart Stores, Inc." whille its trade name is "Walmart".
  • Help Section

  • What Is a Valid NUANS Report?
    NUANS stands for Newly Upgraded Automated Name Search. It’s a federal database used to check for existing business names that may conflict with your proposed name. For Ontario incorporations, only an Ontario-specific NUANS Reservation Report is accepted. A federal NUANS report is not valid for this purpose.
  • Is there any guidelines for name?
    A corporation’s name generally needs two components:
    Distinctive: A unique or invented word that sets your name apart (e.g., “Mike”)
    Descriptive: A common word describing your business activity (e.g., “Construction”) Example: Mike Construction “Mike” is distinctive, “Construction” is descriptive. Enter your preferred name, and we’ll help if adjustments are needed for approval
  • Why need a legal ending?
    By law, every corporate name must include a legal ending. The government allows six options (like Inc., Ltd., or Corp.), all of which carry the same meaning. Choose the one that complements your business name best.
  • What are the benifits of a trade name?
    a) This allows shorten the name for the purpose of advertisement, business signs and brand development.
    b) We found, many business owners add it for the easiness of obtaining the municipal license or permit.
    c) Registering a trade name creates an opportunity of geting a trade mark in future.
  • What is a numbered company with a trade name?
    The biggest advantage of a numbered company is is skipping the Nuans name search and name approval step. Therefore, the incorporation process is relatively faster and less expensive. However, the biggest disadvantage of a numbered company is, it does not have have a brand name for the purpose of marketing, business signs, and developing a brand. This disadvantage can be easily resoloved by adding a trade name.
  • A corporation is required to have a physical registered office address in Ontario. P.O. box or virtual mail box address is not acceptable. If you do not have a physical address, we offer address and mail scanning service.
  • Help Section

  • What Are the Requirements for a Corporation’s Address?
    • The address must be a physical location within Ontario.
    • P.O. Boxes and virtual addresses are not permitted.
    • All official correspondence and legal documents related to the corporation will be sent to this address.
  • What Is an Address Service?
    The Address Service is an annual mail-handling and document-scanning solution we offer to corporations that do not have a local physical address in Ontario. This service can be renewed yearly for a similar fee. Any government or corporation-related mail received on your behalf will be scanned and emailed directly to you.
  • How Can I Change My Address in the Future?
    You can update your corporation’s registered address at any time by paying the applicable filing fee. Many businesses initially use a home or residential address during incorporation and update it later once they acquire a commercial or office location.
  • Timeline

  • DD slash MM slash YYYY
    Note: Future Incorporation Date can not be more than 30 days from current date
  • Note: be specific and clear to avoid delays.
  • Help Section

  • Electronic vs. Printed Documents
    If you select electronic documents, we will email PDF copies to the billing email address you provide. You also have the option to receive both: electronic copies by email and printed hard copies sent by mail.
  • Can I Set a Future Incorporation Date?
    Yes, you can choose a future date for incorporation. However, the selected date must be no earlier than today and no more than 30 days ahead.
  • What Is the Main Activity?
    The main activity refers to your business’s primary line of work. Please provide one activity, described in one or two words, so we can accurately match it with the options in the government’s classification system.
  • Director & Incorporator

    The directors are the incorporators by default. If you would like to set up differently, please contact us after order placement.
  • 2nd Director

  • 3rd Director

  • 4th Director

  • 5th Director

  • Note: To optimize the form, you can include up to 5 directors. After you place your order, you'll get a confirmation email. You can respond to that email with the full names, addresses, and residency statuses of any additional directors. Our registry agent may reach out to you for more information. Alternatively, you may attach a separate document bellow.
  • Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 8 MB.
  • Help Section

  • Impact of adding additional director(s)
    Each director has equal power and control over the corporation. The Second director can remove the primary director and vice versa. Therefore, you may add an additional director whom you trust.
  • Can I Add or Remove a Director Later?
    Yes. At least one director must be listed at the time of incorporation. You can update the director information at any time in the future. If you opt for our Complete Maintenance package (available in the next steps), director changes can be made at no additional cost.
  • What Are the Requirements to Be a Director?
    A director is responsible for overseeing the corporation's operations and has the authority to make administrative decisions, including appointing or removing other directors. To qualify as a director:
    To qualify as a director:
    • Must be Must be 18 years or older
    • Can be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or a non-Canadian citizen.
    • Must not be bankrupt
  • Are You Incorporating on Behalf of a Client?
    If you are a lawyer, accountant, or service provider setting up the corporation for a client, do not enter your own name in this section. It should reflect the actual owner(s) of the corporation.
    Note: We do not contact directors directly. All communication is handled through the person listed in the billing address.
  • Custom Clauses & Provisions

  • The classes and any maximum number of shares that the corporation is authorized to issue:
  • Rights, privileges, restrictions and conditions (if any) attaching to each class of shares and directors' authority with respect to any class of shares which may be issued in series. If there is only one class of shares, enter "Not Applicable"
  • The issue, transfer or ownership of shares is/is not restricted and the restrictions (if any) are as follows. If none, enter "None"
  • Restrictions, if any, on business the corporation may carry on or on powers the corporation may exercise. If none, enter "None"
  • Other provisions, if any. Enter other provisions, or if no other provisions enter “None”
  • Keeping bylaws and minutes is MANDATORY according to the CBCA act. We left this section as a choice on purpose because many of our clients are lawyers who prefer to draft the bylaws on their own. Choosing not to include it indicates the following:
    • You will file yourself to add officers (CEO, President etc.)
    • You will file yourself to add shareholders (owners to this company)
    • You will file to define who owns what percentage of shares
    • You will prepare documents on corporation's borrowing powers
    • You will add shareholder termination clause
    • You will add director's rights & responsibilities
    • You will add shareholder's rights & responsibilities
    • You will make your own Central Securities Register
    • You will add the dispute resolution clause
  • Standard Bylaws & Minutes
    ✔Definitions and Interpretations ✔Adding Officers (CEO, President) ✔Adding Shareholders
    ✔Share Distribution (who owns what percentage) ✔Director's Resolutions ✔Central Securities Register
    ✔Borrowing Powers ✔Share Classes ✔Share Transfer Rules
  • Help Section

  • What is standard clause in the articles?
    Standard clauses are used by default in the articles of incorporation for a wide range of standard businesses and everyday operations.
  • May I amend the articles?
    Yes. The initial Articles of Incorporation are filed with the government when the corporation is registered. After incorporation, these articles can be modified by submitting the appropriate Articles of Amendment along with the required fees.
  • May I customize share classes?
    In the next section, you will be asked to choose share classes.
  • What is company bylaws?
    Corporate bylaws, alternatively known as company constitution, are the rules, rights, regulations and policies set by a corporation. The corporate bylaws, usually prepared by a corporate lawyer ensuring no rules or clause conflicts the Provincial Corporations Act or Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA).
  • What is corporate minutes?
    A Corporate Minutes is the collection of corporate records (including the articles of incorporation) to provide to anyone who inspect the record or at the time of auditing. Corporate Bylaws and Minutes may also be required by certain banks to open an account.
  • Benefits of doing all in one package
    Yes, the expense is tax creditable. When you incorporate a company, the expenses are called business development expenses which are tax creditable. Any spending you do after incorporation is considered as operating expenses which are not tax creditable. Additionally, doing it separately later is a manual process that involves a corporate lawyer, which causes significant increase in cost and time (and not tax creditable).
  • Personalized Share Classes

  • Creating custom share classes is essential and may require some drafting by our attorney. Once you place your order, a confirmation email will be sent to you. You can reply to that email with an attachment containing details about the share classes. Our registry agent might contact you for further information.
  • Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 8 MB.
  • Share Structure

  • Help Section

  • What is share and why need it?
    Since a corporation is a separate legal entity than its owners, it could owned only by owning its shares. The corporation's assets and stocks are go split into pieces and each of these pieces is called share. If a corporation issues 100 shares with $1 each, the total net worth of the corporation is 100x$1=$100.
  • Can I change share price in future?
    For simplicity of corporate filing, most people set up $1 share price in the beginning. Eventually, the share price and share numbers could be increased.
  • What is class A and B shares?
    A corporation's stock are split into shares. Those who own the shares, are in fact the owners of the corporation. Therefore, to make a classification of owners, shares are classified. Class A common voting share owners have voting rights to change the corporation's policies and rules. Class B common non-voting share owners do not have such rights.
  • Shareholders

  • First Shareholder

  • 2nd Shareholder

  • 3rd Shareholder

  • 4th Shareholder

  • 5th Shareholder

  • Note: To optimize the form, you can include up to 5 shareholders. After you place your order, you'll get a confirmation email. You can respond to that email with additional shareholders' full names, assigned share classes and share numbers. Our registry agent may reach out to you for more information. Alternatively, you may attach a separate document bellow.
  • Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 8 MB.
  • Help Section

  • What does shareholder mean?
    In simple language, the shareholders are the owners of the corporation. If a corporation has 1 shareholder, regardless of number of shares, the single shareholder owns 100% of the shares.
  • How to set up share class?
    A corporation has 2 shareholders: John and Mike.
    Case 1: Both owners have rights to vote: Assign class A to both.
    Case 2: Only John has voting rights: Assign class A to John and class B to Mike.
  • How to set up share number?
    Share number cannot be in decimal point.
    Case 1: John, Mike and Ali own same percentage: Assign exact same number to each.
    Case 2: John owns 40%, Mike owns 30% and Ali owns 30%: Assign shares 40 to John, 30 to Mike and 30 to Ali.
    Case 3: John owns 51%, Mike owns 24.5% and Ali owns 24.5%: Avoid decimal point by doubling the proportion. Assign 102 to John, 49 to Mike and 49 to Ali.
  • Can I change share details in future?
    Yes. You can change any time share price, share number and shareholders.
  • Compliance Filing

  • Ontario corporations must file an Initial Return under the Corporations Information Act (CIA) setting out the prescribed information within 60 days after the date of incorporation.
  • Help Section

  • Is Filing the Initial Return Mandatory?
    Yes, filing an Initial Return is required by the Corporations Act. Corporations must submit this return to the Ontario Ministry within 60 days of incorporation. The Initial Return confirms key information such as the company’s head office and its directors/officers. Failure to file this return may result in the corporation being dissolved by Service Ontario.
  • Why Is the Company Key Important?
    The company key acts as a digital signature that secures your corporation’s online presence and prevents unauthorized access. It verifies the company’s identity and allows only authorized personnel to access government filing services. The company key is essential for submitting initial returns, annual returns, and notices of change. Getting the company key together with your incorporation package is convenient and cost-effective since the process is simple and quick.
  • What Is a CRA Business Number?
    A Business Number (BN) is a unique nine-digit identifier assigned by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). It streamlines interactions between businesses and federal, provincial, and municipal governments. Every corporation is required to have its own business number.
  • What is Corporate tax ID
    Corporations must report all income and expenses to the CRA. The Corporate Tax ID (also called RC0001) is the identifier used for this purpose. Every corporation must obtain a Corporate Tax ID from the CRA.
  • Corporation's Officer(s)

  • First Officer

  • 2nd Officer

  • 3rd Officer

  • 4th Officer

  • 5th Officer

  • Note: To optimize the form, you can include up to 5 officers. After you place your order, you'll get a confirmation email. You can respond to that email with additional officers' names and designations. Our registry agent may reach out to you for more information. Alternatively, you may attach a separate document bellow.
  • Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 8 MB.
  • Help Section

  • Why official email is needed?
    Company's official email is added to the company profile during filing the initial return. Your corporation's notifications, warning and messages goes directly to this email address. If you need to reset your company key at any time, the reset code will be sent to this email.
  • What is an officer's role?
    The corporation's officers (President, CEO, VP, Secretary etc.) manage the business's daily operations, and in their different roles they are given legal authority to act on the corporation's behalf in almost all lawful business-related activities.
  • Can one individual be in multiple roles?
    Most corporations, in the beginning, assign a single individual in multiple roles (director, incorporator, officer and shareholder). With the growth of the company, these roles can be re-distributed among other individuals.
  • What are the usual positions/designations?
    Normally, the designations 'President' or 'CEO' is assigned to the primary director or the most important individual of the corporation. The next roles are VP, treasurer, secretary, administrative assistant etc.
  • CRA & WSIB Account Registration

  • Help Section

  • Who needs a GST/HST account?
    If you sell products and services in Canada and collect GST/HST from your Customers, then GST/HST Account Number is Required. Customer's invoice or receipt must show the HST number. Unable to collect HST may cause penalty by CRA.
  • Who needs a payroll account?
    If you hire Employees including yourself, then you need a Payroll Account Number. If you do not have an employee, your own salary or a family member's salary can be processed through the payroll account to take advantage of CRA 'income splitting'. Please note, this is not a payroll service, rather the initial set up of a payroll account with CRA.
  • What is import account?
    If your business involves importing physical goods, it is required. The government uses this account to process the customs clearance.
  • What is export account?
    If your business involves exporting physical goods, it is required. The government uses this account to process the customs clearance.
  • Do I need WSIB registration?
    Registering with Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) is required for most businesses In Ontario within 10 days of hiring their first employee. Some types of businesses are exempted from mandatory registration with WSIB based on the activities (Examples are banks, insurance companies, hair salons (with exceptions), private schools or daycares, travel agencies, etc.) but many employers in these industries choose to register with the WSIB anyways for protection to their workers. WSIB registration is more important for small businesses and start-ups to provide financial security in the event of a workplace accident.
  • Corporate Supplies



  • Help Section

  • What is share certificate?
    Share certificates are legal and official proof of ownership of a corporation. Bank may ask to show it to open a bank account. Most people choose 5 share certificates to save costs; some choose 10 or 20. It includes blank certificates in case you want to add spouse, child or friend as shareholder in future.
  • Do I need a corporate seal?
    The company seal, is a tool used to stamp or emboss your company's important documents in order to show the document is certified by, and agreed upon by, the Board of Directors of the company. Commonly used for:
    1. employment and vendor contracts
    2. minutes from Board of Directors meetings
    3. leases
    4. To be granted for bank loans or mortgages
    5. any contracts or agreements
  • How supplies will be shipped?
    Supplies (minute book binder, seal, share certificates) will be shipped by Canada Post to your corporation's mailing address.
  • View Sample of Corporate Seal
  • All Binder Samples
  • Annual Services




  • Help Section

  • What is Corporate Support?
    Yes, we offer 3 types of post-incorporation and maintenance service:

    • Annual Return: At the end of the year, we will file annual corporate return for you.

    • Phone Support:
    • corporate Update (address change, director's change, shareholder change, officer change). Please Click Here for more details.
    • Complete Maintenance: Annual Return + Phone Support + Notice of Changes Click Here for more details.
  • Phone Support vs Complete Maintenance
  • Why do I need Annual Return?
    The Annual Return of Corporation must be filed for every Canadian corporation every year to keep the corporation active. This is filling to keep the corporation’s records up to date.
  • What is domain name?
    We recommended to reserve a domain name in your business name. If your domain name is taken by any domain reserving company or a competitor, it could be difficult to establish your brand and continue the business without a proper website. (example: www.yourbusinessname.ca)
  • What is Business Email Address?
    A Business Email Address is the one that has your business name in it, and will be used for business communications that is based on your custom domain. (example: CustomName@companyname.com)
  • Help Section

  • Notes on the draft review service
    The package does not include the extract of the draft version from governmental systems and sending it to our customers. Should you wish to review the draft before the final submission, this option is available. Be informed that your chosen service speed determines when the draft copy is emailed to you. If we don't receive your green signal within a designated timeframe, our representative will proceed with the final submission and subsequently deliver the relevant company establishment documents to you.
  • Details on the shipping options
    Canada Post offers the following options for shipping an item within Canada:

    • Xpresspost Certified: is a service for sending documents that captures the recipient's signature upon delivery of the item. This service is ideal for sending important notices as well as legal and court documents.

    • Expedited: is fast, cost-effective ground shipping within Canada. All items can be tracked and have on-time guarantees.

    • Regular Parcel: is a cost-effective ground delivery service available to customers.

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