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Business Incorporations
& Restructuring

Our Approach

Incorporating your business is a straightforward decision and a smart move for any business owner. It’s the most common method to reduce your tax obligations and protect personal assets. Depending on how many business entities you own and what your goals are, we can help you establish an effective ownership structure that maximizes your benefits and protects your assets. 

Our Services

What does it mean to incorporate?

Business incorporation is the legal process of creating a separate entity, distinct from its owners, for a business. This entity is typically referred to as a corporation. Incorporation provides legal, financial, and tax benefits, making it a popular choice for business owners. 

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This is often the first step for our strategies, if you are not incorporated. We'll ask you for the necessary information and our in house specialist will handle the entire incorporation process for you promptly and seamlessly. Upon completion, you will receive a digital minute book. â€‹

Corporation 

A general-purpose corporation designed for various industries and activities (e.g., retail, manufacturing, tech, etc.). There are no restrictions on the type of business activities it can undertake as long as they are legal.

Professional Corporation

This is specifically for licensed professionals (e.g., doctors, lawyers, accountants, engineers). The corporation is structured to provide professional services requiring a license or certification.

Why is it important to structure your business?

​Properly structuring your business or enterprise is essential for maximizing financial efficiency and safeguarding your assets.

 

If you own one or more corporations, establishing a holding company offers significant benefits. Tax-free dividends can flow from your operating companies to the holding company, allowing you to invest with stronger after-tax dollars while centralizing profits for reinvestment and strategic growth.

 

When the time comes to sell your business, having your investments and assets housed in a holding company prevents a taxable disposition when these assets need to be moved out of the company being sold. This structure not only protects your wealth but also simplifies the sale process, ensuring your investments remain intact and secure.

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