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Canada (Federal) Holding Company Package
Canada (Federal) Holding Company - a corporation incorporated in Canada that exists mainly to own assets or shares of other companies, rather than run day-to-day operations. Whether numbered or named, it can be registered within 4 business hours.
Rush processing available - numbered or named company registration completed within 4 hours Articles of Incorporation prepared by our legal team Optional Corporate Bylaws, Minute Book, and WCB registration Optional CRA registrations (Business Number, GST/HST, Payroll, Import & Export) Registered Address and Agent for Service available for certain jurisdictions
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Federal Non-Profit Registration
A federal non-profit is an organization incorporated under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act. We can file it as fast as one business day for an affordable starting price of $799.
Incorporate your Federal Non-profit quickly, starting from just $799. Fast turnaround: filings completed in as little as one business day. Fully compliant under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act. Ideal for organizations not seeking charitable status in the future. Simplified process with expert guidance, so you focus on your mission, not paperwork.
Register a Federal Non-Profit
Federal Registered Charity
A federal registered charity is a federal non-profit organization incorporated under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act.
For registration of charity status with Canada Revenue of a Federal Non-profit Corporation Fast turnaround: filings completed in as little as one business day. Fully compliant under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act. Articles of Incorporation, bylaws and minute book are drafted by our legal team Simplified process with expert guidance, so you focus on your mission, not paperwork.
Register a Federal Registered Charity
Federal Co-operative with Share Capital Package
A member-owned cooperative with share capital allows members to invest via share purchases and potentially earn returns based on their investment or usage. We have simplified the incorporation processes for cooperatives in Ontario, providing direct access to corporate registry systems. Our legal team guarantees adherence to the requirements of the Co-operative Corporations Act.
What Makes This Different
Package Includes
With an experienced in-house legal and accounting team, Incorporation Agency Canada is a trusted registered member of multiple government units. We offer a full suite of incorporation and corporate maintenance services, including:
Yes! Our customer service team is available to offer general assistance (note: we do not provide legal advice).
You can reach us by phone at 647-945-7923 during business hours.
Yes, incorporation is a one-time payment with no recurring monthly or annual fees from us.
Absolutely. The Certificate of Incorporation and Articles of Incorporation are issued by the official Ontario Corporate Registry.
Our in-house legal team drafts the articles, and you may opt for custom versions to fit your specific needs.
You can place an order online using a credit card or e-transfer. Once your order is reviewed and processed, we’ll register the company and deliver the documents either by email or postal mail, depending on your preference.
Your Company Key is the only way to update your profile with the government. The Company Key allows you to update owners’ information, file annual returns, and make any other business changes through the Federal Corporation Registry.
Yes, we offer three levels of maintenance to keep your federal corporation compliant:
Please select the province of headoffice for this corporation.
A physical office address is required in this province. P.O. box or virtual mail box address is not acceptable.
If you do not have a physical address, we offer address and mail scanning service.
Please upload a document (.pdf, .doc, or .docx only) or email us the following information for each individual:
Keeping bylaws and minutes is MANDATORY according to the CBCA act. We left this section as a choice on purpose because many of our clients are lawyers who prefer to draft the bylaws on their own. Choosing not to include it indicates the following:
