Incorporation Services
Let's Start Your Business Off Right
We take the time to understand your business goals and recommend the ideal corporate structure. Our team of professional accountants and partners will ensure your incorporation documents are accurate, and business number are ready in a timely manner. That way, you can get right to your business.
Let's Start Your Business Off Right
We take the time to understand your business goals and recommend the ideal corporate structure. Our team of professional accountants and partners will ensure your incorporation documents are accurate, and business number are ready in a timely manner. That way, you can get right to your business.
Incorporation Services in Toronto
A corporation is a great way to reap many benefits that you might not have had with your sole proprietorship. Lower tax rates, limited personal liability, access to capital and wealth transfer opportunities are just some of the ways you can take advantage off. Once you have started your corporation, we will continue to ensure your records are accurate and up to date. All the necessary ancillary documents such as resolutions, share certificates, and more, will all be taken care off, so there’s no need to bounce around Toronto to get good service. We do it all.
Hiring an Accountant: Incorporating With AgileCPA
At AgileCPA, we have been in the business of helping corporations for almost a decade. We’ll make sure you don’t miss any annual compliance requirements, and you will have constant access to our unparalleled business advisory services. We want to get you off to a good start and continue to help you succeed.
If you think you’re ready to take the plunge and bring your ideas to life, book a free 15-minute consultation with us here. With a quick call, we can easily determine which next steps are perfect for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a Sole Proprietor and a Corporation?
Technically speaking, there are a lot of differences between a Sole Proprietor and a Corporation. The biggest one is the amount of liability. As a sole proprietor, you are fully liable for any and all issues your business creates. As the owner of a corporation, your liability is severely reduced given that your corporation is a separate entity that can be held accountable for damages instead of you personally. You can read more about the differences between the two here.
I’ve heard you can just go down to your local registries office to get this service. Why should I use an accountant when they are much more expensive?
While it is true that you can get a new corporation from a registry agent at a much cheaper price, it comes with significant risks. One, sometimes these businesses do not use the most flexible share structure, which can severely limit your options if you decide to make any large transactions such as the purchase of another business, or bringing your children as shareholders. Second, oftentimes these “do it yourself” packages lack all of the required documentation for your corporation to be fully compliant, or they do not explain the incorporation process well. This lack of information or content could lead to thousands of dollars in corporate repairs in the future.
I have decided I want to stay as a sole proprietorship for now. Can I still get advice on my business?
You most definitely can! While sole proprietorships lack the complexity of corporations, there are still a multitude of ways you can increase your earnings and lower your taxes. We offer personal tax services, payroll management, and business advisory services that can help your business thrive.
Should I incorporate federally or provincially?
There are a lot of factors to consider. When you incorporate federally, there are a lot more compliance work, but you will be able to easily conduct business within the other provinces or territories. Incorporating federally will also protect your name nationwide. The tax rate won’t be affected by where you are incorporated, as it is dependent on your permanent establishment (i.e. place of business). If your business is based in one province, then provincially would be the better option. Otherwise, federally might be more advantageous.
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