A personal real estate corporation is a special type of corporation available to licensed realtors in British Columbia, through which real estate services may be provided. In this article, we discuss the basics of incorporating a personal real estate corporation.
Recent changes to the British Columbia Business Corporations Act require private companies to create and maintain a Transparency Register containing information about significant individuals of the company.
In this article we discuss a small selection of “boilerplate” clauses that regularly appear at the end of commercial contracts.
In this article, we discuss the Annual Report and other routine annual paperwork that would apply to a typical, privately held British Columbia company.
Conducting due diligence is an essential step before buying a business. This article discusses some of the basic searches that apply to most transactions.
For most executors, obtaining a grant of probate will be necessary or desirable in the course of administering an estate. The process can be started as soon as a death certificate is obtained.
A disability trust authorizes the trustee (or in the case of a will, the executor) to make discretionary payments to a disabled beneficiary. Increasingly, will-makers are interested in providing for disabled beneficiaries without jeopardizing their access to government assistance.
A commercial lease is a binding contract between the owner of commercial property (the landlord) and one or more tenants who wish to occupy that
What is a Sole Proprietorship? Lots of entrepreneurs start out as sole proprietors. While incorporating a business can take some time and planning, a sole
If you are incorporating a company in British Columbia, one of the first considerations you will make is what to name your new British Columbia