Form your limited liability corporation with customized Articles of Incorporation, digital minute book, and initial bylaws.
Select your package, provide your business details, and create your secure client file with our Canadian compliance desk.
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Complete preparation and filing coordination for Ontario business corporations.
One clear professional fee for straightforward Ontario incorporation support, using your client-approved information. Government and third-party charges remain separate.
Straightforward Ontario incorporation administration with a complete, client-approved filing package.
C1 professional fee only
| Included feature or cost | Ontario Incorporation Support |
|---|---|
| Client-ready incorporation checklist | Included |
| Prepare Ontario filing from client-approved information | Included |
| Electronic submission coordination | Included |
| Digital delivery of filed documents received | Included |
| Administrative pre-submission completeness review | Included |
| Organized standard digital filing package | Included |
| CRA next-step checklist after filing | Included |
| Ontario government incorporation fee | Separate cost |
| NUANS / name report, if required | Separate cost |
| Customized shares, complex ownership, or legal advice | Quote after review |
Ontario government incorporation fee
The current official online Ontario incorporation fee is $300. It is a government charge, not part of C1’s $199 professional fee, and must be confirmed before filing.
Verify the official feeUnder the Ontario Business Corporations Act (OBCA), there is no Canadian director residency requirement. Foreign and domestic entrepreneurs can incorporate directly in Ontario.
The $199 + HST fee covers full preparation, structural drafting, filing submission coordination, initial corporate bylaws, organizational resolutions, and the digital minute book starter package.
If your business operates primarily in Ontario, an Ontario provincial incorporation offers streamlined single-portal annual filings through the Ontario Business Registry. If you plan nationwide physical offices, federal incorporation is often preferred.
Yes. Section 140 of the Ontario Business Corporations Act requires every corporation to maintain a minute book containing articles, bylaws, registers of directors and shareholders, and meeting minutes.
Our Toronto desk assists founders across Ontario with business names, incorporation, and CRA tax accounts.