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How to Incorporate in Ontario
Feb 6, 2010
If you aren’t sure if incorporation is appropriate for your business, read ‘How to Organize your Business in Ontario’. A corporation is a separate legal entity set up for the purpose of carrying on business. It limits the liability of the business owners and can be used to defer and reduce taxable income. A corporation…
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