Business Registration in Brampton
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Getting your Business Registered in Brampton
Congratulations on taking the first step toward turning your business dream into a reality! At VJ Tax & Accounting – Business Launch, we are here to guide you through the best Business Registration Service in Ontario, through the process of new business registration with ease and efficiency.
Why choose our Business Registration service:
- Expert Guidance: Starting a new business can be overwhelming, but with our experienced team by your side, you’ll receive expert guidance through every step of the registration process. We’ll ensure that you understand the requirements and make informed decisions for your business.
- Streamlined Registration: We understand the importance of time and efficiency when launching a new venture. Our streamlined registration process is designed to get your business up and running quickly, so you can start focusing on your business goals.
- Tailored Solutions: Every business is unique, and we treat yours as such. Our personalized registration solutions take your business’s specific needs into account, ensuring you register under the proper structure and meet all necessary legal obligations.
- Compliance and Accuracy: We’ll help you navigate the complex legal and regulatory landscape to ensure your business registration is accurate and compliant with all relevant laws, saving you from potential complications in the future.
- Transparent Pricing: Our pricing is clear and transparent, so you know exactly what you’re getting and how much it will cost—no hidden fees or surprises—just straightforward, affordable registration services.
Our Business Registration service includes:
- Business structure selection (e.g., sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, corporation)
- Name availability search and reservation
- Filing of necessary registration documents
- Obtaining a business identification number (BN)
- Assistance with required permits and licenses
Launch your business with Confidence and professionalism. Partner with VJ Tax & Accounting – Business Launch, and let’s embark on this exciting journey together. We are committed to providing you with the best Business Registration Service in Ontario, with exceptional support and resources to help your business thrive.
Some Key Points To Consider
Incorporation and sole proprietorship are two different business structures, each with its advantages and disadvantages. Understanding the differences between them can help you decide which option best suits your business needs.
A sole proprietorship is the simplest and most common form of business ownership. It is an unincorporated business owned and operated by one individual.
Incorporation involves creating a separate legal entity known as a corporation. It is owned by shareholders and managed by a board of directors. The corporation is considered a distinct legal entity separate from its owners.
The owner of a sole proprietorship is personally responsible for all business debts and liabilities. There is no legal separation between the business and its owner, which means personal assets are at risk.
Shareholders’ liability is limited to the amount they invest in the company. Their personal assets are generally protected from business debts and liabilities.
NOTE: There are times when directors can remain personally liable for a business’s debt if certain preconditions are met. For example:
- Unpaid employee wages and vacation pay.
- Employee source dedications and remittances.
- GST/HST remittances
In a sole proprietorship, the business income is considered the owner’s personal income and is reported on their personal tax return. There is no separate business tax return.
Corporations file their own tax returns, and corporate profits are subject to corporate income tax. Shareholders also pay taxes on any dividends they receive.
In sole proprietorship the owner has full control over the business and makes all decisions without having to consult other stakeholders.
Corporations are managed by a board of directors, and major decisions are made collectively. Shareholders elect the board of directors and may have a say in certain decisions through voting rights.
Sole Proprietor: Easy and inexpensive to set up, less paperwork and formalities, direct control over the business, and flexibility in decision-making.
Incorporation: Limited liability, potential for easier access to funding, more credibility with customers and suppliers, and potential tax benefits.
Choosing between incorporation and sole proprietorship depends on factors such as the nature of your business, potential risks, tax implications, growth plans, and personal preferences. Many small businesses start as sole proprietorships due to simplicity, while others may choose incorporation for added protection and growth opportunities.
| Incorporation | Sole Proprietorship | |
| Limited personal liability | Yes | No |
| Operate under a business name | Yes | Yes |
| Lower corporate tax rate | Yes | No |
| Business name protection | Yes | No |
| Have multiple owners | Yes | No |
| Simple tax structure | No | Yes |
| Obtain GST/HST number | Yes | Yes |
| Hire employees | Yes | Yes |
| Open a business bank account | Yes | Yes |