Open Corporation For $35 Only offers affordable solutions for non-resident incorporation Canada across key provinces such as Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec. Learn how to incorporate in Canada as a non-resident, access services like Ontario NUANS report non-resident and registered office address Canada for non-residents, all designed for easy international business setup.
Starting a company in Canada as a non-resident can seem tricky at first. But it doesn’t have to be. This guide breaks down how to incorporate in Canada as a non-resident and answers common questions about the Canadian business registration process.
You have two main ways to incorporate your business in Canada: federal or provincial incorporation. Each option comes with its own set of rules and fees. Which one you choose depends on your business goals.
Federal corporation lets you operate all across Canada.
Broader recognition with both federal and provincial rules.
Provincial corporation registers your company in just one province.
Follow province-specific rules that may vary.
Starting a business in Ontario as a non-resident is pretty simple with Open Corporation For $35 Only. You can finish your Ontario non-resident incorporation online. No need to be there in person.
We handle the Ontario NUANS report non-resident clients need. This report checks if your company name is unique and follows provincial rules. It’s important for business registration Canada-wide.
Our Toronto non-resident incorporation service costs just $35 plus a free CPA consultation from Gondaliya CPA. We help you follow provincial business regulations easily. We serve all provinces and territories, including Toronto, Ottawa, Mississauga, Brampton, and Hamilton.
Here’s what we offer:
British Columbia lets foreign owners incorporate without needing to live there. BC corporation no residency requirement means you don’t have to be local to register here.
OpenCorporationFor35.ca makes British Columbia Business Registration easy and affordable. Fees start at $35 plus any needed reports like NUANS (though BC rules differ).
This suits those aiming at western Canada markets like Vancouver or Calgary while enjoying BC’s friendly rules.
The NUANS® name search report checks if your chosen company name is free before filing papers. Ontario requires this report for non-resident incorporations.
We include the NUANS® report fee of $25 clearly—no surprise charges. The report makes sure your company name follows government rules and won’t clash with others across provinces.
We deliver the NUANS name search report fast so you can move on with your Ontario setup with help from Gondaliya CPA experts.
Quebec has its own rules needing French-language filings but welcomes Montreal non-resident incorporation applicants too. Quebec Business Registration follows clear local guidelines here.
You can use our services to prepare documents respecting language needs and pay fees similar to other provinces via OpenCorporationFor35.ca.
Whether you want Montreal or wider Quebec markets—our licensed CPA firm helps you get through local steps smoothly while keeping prices low at just $35 plus extra charges if needed.
Alberta also lets foreigners register companies remotely with no residency rules for directors or shareholders.
Our Alberta Business Registration service starts at $35 through Open Corporation For $35 Only, part of Gondaliya CPA. We assist with Alberta laws to keep you compliant in cities like Edmonton and Calgary under Canadian regulations.
When you want to open a corporation in Canada but don’t live there, you need to know the director residency rules. For federal incorporation, at least 25% of your directors must live in Canada. So, if you have four directors, one needs to be a Canadian resident. Some provinces like Alberta and British Columbia don’t require this for their provincial incorporations.
If you are looking at non-resident incorporation Canada options under federal law, meeting the resident director requirement can be tricky. You can get help from services like Open Corporation For $35 Only to figure this out.
Here’s what you should remember about director residency requirements:
Knowing these rules helps you avoid delays and keeps your corporation legal when you open it as a non-resident.
Every corporation in Canada must have an official registered office address inside the province or territory where it’s incorporated. If you’re a non-resident without a place in Canada, getting a registered office address is very important.
This address is where legal papers and government mail get sent. Lots of non-residents use virtual office address Canada services that offer:
Open Corporation For $35 Only provides an affordable registered address service Canada-wide for this. Using such a service keeps your corporation legal while giving privacy and ease.
Before starting your corporation, doing a NUANS name search report is required. This step checks if your company name is already used by someone else in Ontario or federally across Canada.
Non-resident corporations in Canada need to know about corporate tax rates and rules. The federal corporate income tax rate is 15%. But provincial rates change by province:
Here’s what the $35 incorporation package includes:
Add federal and provincial rates to get total tax due.
All Canadian corporations must file a T2 Corporation Income Tax Return each year with the CRA. This applies even if the company is non-resident or made no profit.
If a company is a resident, it reports worldwide income on T2. If not, it reports only income earned in Canada.
Annual filings keep companies legal with federal and provincial rules.
Corporations also send schedules showing deductions and withholding taxes paid during the year. This helps avoid penalties or CRA audits.
Non-resident corporations doing business in Canada might have to register for GST or HST if sales exceed $30,000 CAD annually.
Once registered, they must charge GST/HST on sales in provinces that use it, like Ontario or BC.
They can also claim back GST/HST paid on purchases used for their business.
Canada has a separate tax system for non-resident companies with Canadian operations. Both federal and provincial governments collect taxes on Canadian earnings.
Non-resident corporations pay combined federal-provincial tax based on where they operate. Unlike resident firms, they usually don’t get small business tax breaks.
Here’s how it looks:
These numbers show typical taxes for non-resident companies running business in these provinces.
If you want to start a company in Canada but don’t live there, you need a registered office address. This is the official business address where your corporation gets all legal papers. Open Corporation For $35 Only offers trusted registered office address services all over Canada. That includes places like Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, and Alberta.
Here’s what you get:
This service helps you follow the law but keeps your info private. Whether you need an official business address in Toronto or Vancouver, we cover all 13 provinces and territories.
Want to open your company fast? We offer same-day incorporation options at Open Corporation For $35 Only. You can start your company online using digital form documents. This is great for non-residents who want quick results.
Some benefits are:
This fast incorporation makes starting your Canadian company easier and cheaper while following the rules.
Open Corporation For $35 Only gives you the lowest fee to open a corporation in Canada. Plus, you get a FREE CPA consultation. We’re part of Gondaliya CPA, a fully licensed CPA firm. Our team offers expert support and professional help all along the way.
We keep pricing simple and clear. You won’t find any hidden fees or surprises. Just honest costs from start to finish.
We help non-residents incorporate easily in any Canadian province or territory. Whether it’s Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, or British Columbia, we guide you through every step.
We serve all 13 provinces and territories across Canada. That includes Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan—and more!
We cover big cities such as Toronto, Ottawa, Mississauga; Vancouver; Calgary; Edmonton; Montreal; Winnipeg; Halifax; plus places like Scarborough and Etobicoke.
Wherever you want to incorporate within Canada as a non-resident investor or entrepreneur,
OpenCorporationFor35.ca offers easy service across the whole country.
At OpenCorporationFor35.ca (a part of Gondaliya CPA), we believe honesty matters. We show all fees upfront so you know exactly what to pay before starting. No hidden costs pop up later.
This clear pricing builds trust and makes incorporating as a non-resident easier anywhere in Canada.
After you open your company, keeping up with rules matters a lot. We help with all yearly tasks like filing reports and tax advice for Canadian companies owned by non-residents.
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Stay on top of yearly filings and corporate reports with our compliance service. Starting from $100 per month, we ensure your company meets all Canadian legal requirements on time.
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Get expert CPA advice on Canada’s corporate tax rates (around 15%) and other tax matters. This consultation is included free to help you make informed decisions.
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We provide free CPA guidance on corporate governance, helping you manage shareholder rights, records, and compliance for long-term success.
OpenCorporationFor35.ca is part of Gondaliya CPA. We are licensed CPAs helping with Ontario incorporations. Prices are clear — no hidden costs during your company’s life.
If you pick these services—registered office addresses, same-day incorporation, and ongoing compliance—you keep things running smooth under Canadian law. Plus, expert help stays close. Call us now to open your corporation for $35 only + FREE CPA consultation!
OpenCorporationFor35.ca keeps costs low with clear fees:
Open Corporation
($35)
NUANS® Report
($25)
Annual Compliance + Tax Planning + Filing (from $100/month)
Toronto Address Service ($100/month)
Want to open your corporation in Canada? Contact us today at OpenCorporationFor35.ca (a division of Gondaliya CPA). Rates start at just $35 with FREE expert CPA consultation included. We’ll make your path to registering a business in Canada clear and simple—no hidden fees at all!
Every client gets access to a licensed CPA for free. Our experts guide you on tax, annual filings, and compliance so your business stays legal and stress-free.
Here’s what you get with our free quote:
Get a registered office address in Canada to meet all legal requirements and receive official mail securely.
Talk directly with our expert support team and licensed CPAs for quick answers to your incorporation questions.
Send us your queries anytime. We respond fast to make your incorporation process smooth and worry-free.
Book a free CPA consultation online and get expert advice tailored to non-resident business owners.
Non-residents must choose federal or provincial incorporation. They need a unique business name, a registered office address in Canada, and must meet director residency rules if applicable
Yes. Open Corporation For $35 Only offers remote business setup Canada services with online filing and digital document delivery.
Federal incorporation allows nationwide business operation under federal law. Provincial incorporation restricts you to one province’s laws and market.
Yes. Non-resident corporations pay federal and provincial corporate tax Canada rates without CCPC small business deductions.
Non-resident companies must file T2 Corporation Income Tax Return non-resident forms yearly with CRA, including financial statements and schedules.
We provide expert CPA consultations on tax filing deadlines, structured business compliance, and strategic financial planning.
Yes. Quebec requires French-language filings, which we handle professionally to meet provincial business laws Canada.
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