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Dissolve a Business

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  • Dissolve a business today! Let our lawyer and accountant do the job correctly.

  • Dissolving a business could be sometimes stressful since it involves in a multi-step process. Price will be shown in next page, based on your selection.
  • We do not offer service for involuntary dissolution

  • At our agency, we only offer service for voluntary dissolution. For involuntary dissolution, you may wish to talk to a lawyer to do the job correctly.
  • Guidelines

  • What is my type of business?
    We need to know, the business you want to dissolve is which type. Look at your business registration documents. If it shows, certificate and article, it means a corporation. If it's not a corporation, the registration document will show either a sole proprietorship or trade name and master business license or partnership. If you have difficulty to understand it, please email this document to us, we can see and find out.
  • What to choose: voluntary or involuntary?
    If you decide to dissolve a corporation yourself, it’s called a voluntary dissolution. On the other hand, if a business is dissolved because of an order from the court or the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services, it's called involuntary dissolution. At our agency, we only offer service for voluntary dissolution. For involuntary dissolution, you may wish to talk to a lawyer to do the job correctly.
  • How much to dissolve a business?
    Dissolving a business involves in a multi-step process depending on the type of business you want to dissolve. Price will be shown in next page, based on your selection.
  • Price: $ 299.00 CAD
  • Price: $ 199.00 CAD
  • Price: $ 299.00 CAD
  • Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, doc, docx.
  • Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, doc, docx.
  • Please send registration documents or any relevant documents you have. When you place this order, you will receive an order confirmation email, you may send it by replying that email.
  • What are included in our service?

  • ✔ Govt. fees and agency fees
  • ✔ Preparing statement of dissolution
  • ✔ Submission to government
  • ✔ Phone support and guidelines
  • Dissolve a Non-Profit Corporation/Society at $995.

  • Dissolution is the legal termination of a corporation, that is, the end of the existence of a corporation. There are a number of reasons for wanting to dissolve a nonprofit organization. Perhaps the goals of the organization have been reached and it is no longer useful, or perhaps the members are simply no longer interested in pursuing the corporation’s mission. No matter the reason, there are steps to be followed.
  • What are included in our service?

  • ✔ Governmental fees, agency fees, lawyer's fees are included.
  • ✔ Preparing article of dissolution by our corporate lawyer
  • ✔ Submission of this article to government system by our licensed agent
  • ✔ Step by step support over phone, live chat and email.
  • Required Documents

  • 1. If this organization is more than 1 year old, a Letter of Consent to dissolve the corporation from the Ministry of Finance. If you don't have it, our agency may apply for it on be half of you at an additional fees, or we can give instructions how to obtain it.
  • 2. Organization's most recent profile record. If you don't have it, you can obtain from our website or any government agency.
  • Dissolve a Corporation Today at $495.

  • When a corporation is no longer in business and puts an end date to its activity, it should file an Article of Dissolution. Once filed, you can notify all relevant offices such as Canada Revenue Agency, banks, clients etc., that the corporation has terminated its existence.
  • What are included in our service?

  • ✔ Governmental fees, agency fees, lawyer's fees are included.
  • ✔ Preparing article of dissolution by our corporate lawyer
  • ✔ Submission of this article to government system by our licensed agent
  • ✔ Available legal consultation with a lawyer at additional cost
  • ✔ Step by step support over phone, live chat and email.
  • Required Documents

  • 1. If corporation is more than 1 year old, a Letter of Consent to dissolve the corporation from the Ministry of Finance. If you don't have it, our agency may apply for it on be half of you at an additional fees, or we can give instructions how to obtain it.
  • 2. Corporation's most recent profile record. If you don't have it, you can obtain from our website or any government agency
  • Service Selection

  • Letter of Consent from Ministry of Finance

  • Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, doc, docx.
  • Please send the Letter of Consent that you obtained from the Ministry of Finance. When you place this order, you will receive an order confirmation email, you may send it by replying that email.
  • Guidelines

  • What is the rules of dissolution?
    The dissolution process begins with the corporation’s members/shareholders who must approve the dissolution by way of a special resolution. If the corporation does not have members/shareholders, then the directors can pass a resolution to authorize its dissolution.
  • Rules on property or liabilities
    The dissolution process then proceeds in one of two ways:If the corporation has no property or liabilities, it can immediately apply to Corporations Canada for a certificate of dissolution. If the corporation owns property and has liabilities, it must first be liquidated, which means its liabilities must all be paid and its remaining assets be distributed in accordance with its articles of incorporation and the law.
  • Restrictions on the Distribution of Property
    During the liquidation process that is essential to the dissolution of the corporation, the distribution of property by certain nonprofit corporations is subject to important restrictions. Namely, corporations that qualify as registered charities and soliciting corporations, for example, those that are publicly funded, cannot distribute their assets to their members. They must distribute them only to qualified donees, as that term is defined in the Income Tax Act.
  • Corporation Details

  • Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY
  • Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, doc, docx.
  • Please send the recent copy of corporation's profile record. When you place this order, you will receive an order confirmation email, you may send it by replying that email.
  • Guidelines

  • What is Corporation's Profile Report?
    The Corporation Profile Report displays current information on the public record for the subject corporation. All active directors and officers are listed. Some historical information such as amalgamating corporations (where the subject corporation is an amalgamation) and name history are included in the report.
  • Declaration

  • Authorizing Director (One director is sufficient)

  • Guidelines

  • Do I need any confirmation documents?
    If the corporation has any shareholder or member, it is assumed that director has obtained their approval. We do not need any document to confirm it.
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