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A Named corporation in Canada is a particular kind of corporation that has a distinctive name and has been authorized by the government. No other corporation in Canada is permitted to use the corporation's name
On the other hand, a Numbered corporation is a type of corporation that is assigned a unique number by the government instead of a name. This number serves as the corporation's legal name and distinguishes it from other corporations in Canada.
The business owner has the option of registering their firm in Canada as a named corporation or a numbered corporation. The decision to choose one type over the other depends on various factors such as branding, marketing, and personal preference.

Examples:
Numbered Corporation: 12345678 Canada Ltd.
Named Corporation: Adam Consultancy Inc.

Future Incorporation Date must be within 30 days from current date

What is the Individuals with Significant Control (ISC) Register? The ISC register is a document that contains information about each ISC, such as name, date of birth, address or address for service, date of becoming an ISC, description, etc. Starting May 4, 2023, Canadian corporations created since June 2019 under the Canada Business Corporations Act must keep a register of individuals with significant control (ISC), in compliance with the regulations of Bill C-86 for increased transparency. Who can be an ISC, and What needs to do? Individuals who own their own businesses are typically the only ISC because they own 100% of the business' shares. An ISC is an individual who possesses ownership or control over a corporation. This could include owning, directing, or controlling 25% or more of the shares individually or jointly with other individuals, having factual control over the corporation without holding any shares, or meeting a combination of these criteria. If the corporation has multiple shareholders and business owners, in which case, the corporation would need to contact anyone who owns shares or has a major influence on the business. Who can access an ISC register? Your corporation is not required to disclose its ISC register to the public. Your corporation must disclose the register to: 1.Bank: To open a bank account, you have to show who controls your corporation. ISC register is as proof of who owns and controls your business. 2. Investigative bodies 3. Corporations Canada 4. Shareholders and creditors

Note: If you require more than five directors, please contact us. However, for now with up to five directors, you can proceed with your order, and later contact us to modify your order as needed. And send rest of information: info@regiCorp.ca

Note: If you require more than five incorporators, please contact us. However, for now with up to five incorporators, you can proceed with your order, and later contact us to modify your order as needed. And send rest of information: info@regiCorp.ca

Standard share structure: This share structure is basically used by one and single owner (shareholder) corporation.It allows to issue unlimited number of shares without naming any specific share class. It does not make any distinction between voting shares and non-voting shares.

Advanced share structure: This structure is basically used by more than one owner and all the owners are family members corporation. It allows to issue class A common voting and class B common non-voting shares but does not allow issuing preferred shares.

Customize share structure: This structure is basically used by more than one owner and any one of the owners are non-family members (relatives, friends, business partners). This allows you to make custom share classes of your own (with/without preferred shares).

Note: If you require more than five officers, please contact us. However, for now with up to five officers, you can proceed with your order, and later contact us to modify your order as needed. And send rest of information: info@regiCorp.ca