SASKATCHEWAN PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
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Saskatchewan Incorporation Packages
Saskatchewan Professional Corporation
- Ideal for lawyers, doctors, engineers, and accountants
- Articles prepared to meet regulatory body requirements
- Incorporation completed within one week
Saskatchewan Standard Corporation
- Get incorporated in as little as one business day with our Rush Filing services.
- Filing Fee: Only $99 + Government Fee: Affordable and transparent pricing.
- Priority Queue Option Available for Name Approval, No Director Residency Requirement
Saskatchewan Holding Company
- Created to control shares in other businesses
- Registration completed in 1 business day
- Offers tax advantages and simplified ownership
Saskatchewan Non-Profit
- Full package: $1299 (One-time all inclusive government filing fees)
- Articles drafted by a licensed lawyer: Documents prepared by professionals
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Rush processing available – ready in 2 days
Key Requirements to Register a Saskatchewan Professional Corporation:
Here’s what you need to know when incorporating a professional corporation in Saskatchewan:
- Only members of certain regulated professions can form a Professional Corporation in Saskatchewan:
- 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 Saskatchewan).
- A Saskatchewan 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 Saskatchewan, 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.
Quick. Compliant. Done Right the First Time.
Choosing Your Corporate Structure
Saskatchewan Standard Corporation vs Professional Corporation
Here are a few key differences between a Standard Saskatchewan Corporation and a Professional Saskatchewan Corporation
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Standard Corporation
Professional Corporation
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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 Saskatchewan corporation documents with the appropriate Saskatchewan government office. No need to worry about red tape or delays.
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Saskatchewan 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 Saskatchewan?
A Saskatchewan Professional 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 Saskatchewan?
Only members of regulated professions can form a Professional Corporation in Saskatchewan. 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 Saskatchewan 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
Do I need approval from my professional regulatory body?
Yes. You must obtain written approval or a Certificate of Authorization from your regulatory authority (such as the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan or Law Society of Saskatchewan) before incorporation.
Do I need a lawyer to incorporate a professional corporation in Saskatchewan?
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 Saskatchewan Professional Corporation. Bylaws, governance, and CRA compliance can get complicated.
Are there any naming requirements for Saskatchewan Professional Corporations?
Yes. The name must include the profession and a legal element like “Professional Corporation,” “Prof. Corp.,” or “P.C.” and be approved by the professional regulatory body.
Can there be multiple shareholders in a Saskatchewan Professional Corporation?
Yes, but all shareholders must typically be licensed members of the same regulated profession, subject to rules set by the governing body.
Is the professional corporation taxed differently than a sole proprietorship?
Yes. Professional Corporations are separate legal entities and may benefit from the small business tax rate and other corporate tax advantages.
Are there ongoing compliance requirements?
Yes. You must file an annual return with the Saskatchewan Corporate Registry and maintain good standing with your regulatory body, which may also require annual renewal or reporting.
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