Business Setup Services

Launch with confidence—structure, compliance, and strategy built in
Our Business Setup Services help entrepreneurs and investors establish new ventures with precision, compliance, and long-term viability. From legal incorporation to tax planning and operational structuring, we provide end-to-end support to ensure your business is built on a solid foundation.

What We Offer

• Legal Incorporation
  We guide you through federal or provincial incorporation, ensuring your business is registered as a distinct legal entity with limited liability protection. This includes name registration, articles of incorporation, and shareholder agreements.

• Tax Structuring & Planning
  Our experts help you optimize your tax position from day one. Incorporation unlocks benefits like lower corporate tax rates (as low as 9% federally), income splitting, and tax deferral strategies—saving you thousands annually.

• Regulatory Compliance
  We ensure your business meets all local, provincial, and federal requirements, including CRA registration, GST/HST setup, and annual filings. Our team helps you avoid costly mistakes and stay audit-ready.

• Banking & Financial Setup
  We assist with opening corporate bank accounts, setting up accounting systems, and preparing for financing—whether through loans, grants, or investor capital.

• Strategic Advisory
  Beyond paperwork, we help you choose the right structure for your goals—whether you're launching a startup, expanding internationally, or preparing for future investment.

Why Incorporate?

• Limited Liability: Protect personal assets from business debts and lawsuits

• Tax Efficiency: Benefit from lower corporate tax rates and deductions

• Credibility: Boost trust with partners, banks, and investors

• Continuity: Ensure business longevity beyond individual ownership

• Access to Capital: Attract funding through share issuance and structured equity

Who It’s For

• International entrepreneurs entering the Canadian or North American market

• Investors launching new ventures or subsidiaries

• Founders preparing for growth, funding, or acquisition

• Professionals transitioning from sole proprietorship to corporate structure