No, Canadian citizenship is not a requirement to form a company in Canada. Non-Canadian residents can establish businesses in Canada, subject to certain regulatory requirements.

Federal incorporation allows businesses to operate across Canada, while provincial incorporation limits business operations to a specific province or territory. The choice between federal and provincial incorporation depends on the business’s intended scope and operations.

The time taken to register a business in Canada can vary depending on factors such as the chosen business structure, jurisdiction, and processing times of government agencies. Typically, it takes a few weeks to complete the registration process.

Canadian companies have various ongoing compliance obligations, including filing annual returns, maintaining corporate records, and fulfilling tax reporting requirements with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Our team can assist businesses in meeting their compliance obligations.

Yes, our services extend to assisting businesses with registration in specific provinces or territories across Canada. We tailor our services to meet the regulatory requirements of the chosen jurisdiction and ensure compliance with local laws.