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Amalgamation is a corporate restructuring process that allows two or more corporations to combine into a single legal entity. In Ontario, as in the rest of Canada, amalgamations can be governed either by federal or provincial laws, primarily the Business Corporations Act (Ontario) (OBCA) for Ontario corporations and the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA) for federal corporations.
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With increasing globalization, many Canadians are considering moving abroad not only for career and lifestyle opportunities but also for tax-related benefits. While changing residency can yield tax advantages, the process is complex, with significant tax implications and administrative requirements.
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As a growing business in Ontario, one of your most valuable assets is your Intellectual Property (IP). Whether you’re launching a new product, service, or technology, protecting your IP from the outset is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge and ensuring the long-term success of your business.
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When entering into a business transaction, one of the critical decisions that both buyers and sellers must make is whether to structure the deal as an asset purchase or a share purchase. In Canada, these two types of transactions have distinct legal, financial, and tax implications, which can significantly impact both parties involved.
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