Name: Business Incorporation- Ontario
SKU: 2493
Availability: InStock

Ontario Incorporation Package
LegalSmart Service Fee
- $ 49.00 (Business Number & Standard Article included)
Government Fee
- $ 350.00 (Govt & Electronic Filing Fees)
Corporation's Name Reservation
CRA Registrations
- HST Account Registration $49
- Payroll Account Registration $49
- Import Export Account Registration $49
- WSIB Registration $99
Corporate Minute Book
Share Certificates
Corporate Support & Supplies
- Mandatory Ontario Initial Return $49
- Domain Name Registration $99
- Corporate Embosser Seal $95
- One Year Full Service Support $99
Shipping Fees
- $25
Total
$ 0.00

Corporate Name
Would you like to incorporate a named or numbered company?
Upload the NUANS report
Proposed Corporate Name
Legal Ending
Primary Business Activity
Named vs Numbered Corporation
There is no legal difference between a distinctive named and a numbered corporation, both companies offer same liabilities and tax advantages. A “numbered company” is a business corporation that can be incorporated using number without choosing a unique and descriptive name, e.g. 123456 Ontario Inc. If you are thinking of developing and growing your business into a recognizable brand, it would be beneficial to have Named corporation.
Why NUANS® Report?
The NUANS® report is a Corporate Name Search that ensures that a proposed corporate name has not already been registered or trademarked, and it is required by the Federal government when you incorporate. It is valid for 90 days.

Corporate Address
Corporate Address can be a commercial or residential address for government mailing purposes.
Registered Office Address
Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code
- I don't have an Ontario Address
Every Canadian corporation requires registered and records office in Canada. Legal Smart offers address, mail scanning & forwarding service. (Note: P.O boxes are not permitted for a registered and records office address.)
Registered Office Address Service

Contact Person
The contact person authorizes registration of this corporation and may be contacted by Legal Smart staff or registry agents if additional details are required.
Name
First Middle Last
Phone Number
Email Address
Complete Address
Enter complete address
Street Address Address Line 2 City Province Postal Code

Directors and Officers
All corporations must have minimum one director & one incorporator, as well as it required to appoint a president and a secretary at the time of incorporating. One person may hold all of these positions.
Is the 'Contact Person' Incorporator of the business?
Additional Incorporators
First Name Middle Name Last Name Full Address
Will the 'Contact Person' be a director of the corporation?
Would you like to add more directors?
Additional Directors
First Name Middle Name Last Name Status of Canadian residents Designation
Will the 'Contact Person' be an officer of the corporation?
Contact Person's Designation(s):
- President
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Other
Additional Officers
Full Name Full Address Designation

Tax Account is mandatory if taxable sales are $30,000 or more in a year.
Payroll Account is required when a corporation hire a full time or part time employee.
Import/ Export Account is mandatory if you are planning to import or export goods into or out of Canada.
WSIB (Ontario Workers' Safety and Injury Board) Account is required and obligatory if a corporation plan to have employee.

Corporate Minute Book
A corporate minute book stores all of your corporation’s legal records, including the articles of incorporation, the minutes of shareholders and directors meetings, stock certificates, tax filings, by-laws and other documents. It is required by law to maintain an updated minute book once you have filed for incorporation, failing can impose a fine. A printed digital copy or physical binder required to open a business bank account.
Would you like LegalSmart to prepare a minute book for your corporation?

Initial Share Price
All corporations have shares that represent units of ownership of the corporation. You can issue two different share classes for your corporation: Class A Voting Common and Class B Non-Voting Common. Both share classes allow shareholders to invest in the company's profitability, but only Class A shares allow for voting in corporate matters. You do not need to issue shares of both class types. Shareholders may own both types of shares. An Ontario corporation is not required to issue Class B shares, but at least 1 (one) Class A share need to be issued.
Class A Voting Common share Initial price
Will you initially be issuing Class B Non-Voting Common shares?
Class B Non-Voting Common share Initial price
Is the Contact Person a shareholder of this corporation?
Number of Class A Shares for Contact Person
Number of Class B Shares for Contact Person
Additional Class A Shareholders
Full Name Address Number of Shares
Additional Class B Shareholder
Full Name Address Number of Shares

First Name	Middle Name	Last Name	Status of Canadian residents	Designation

Full Name	Full Address	Designation

Full Name	Address	Number of Shares

Full Name	Address	Number of Shares

Ontario Incorporation Package

Corporate Name