INSTRUCTION
TO: JAY CHAUHAN
Barrister and Solicitor
330 Highway 7 East,
Suite 309
Richmond Hill, Ontario
L4B 3P8
Telephone: (905)
771-1235
Facsimile: (905)
771-1237
Email:
jaylawyer@hotmail.com
Please complete as many details as possible and discuss with us the
remaining particulars
1. Client’s Name and Address
Name:
Address:
Telephone Number:
2. Proposed Name of the
Corporation
Please
suggest alternative names in order of priority so that if the particular name
you have in mind is not acceptable, other names can be used. Name approval by
the ministry is no longer required and the onus is on you to ensure that no one
else is using the same or similar name in the market place. (Where a style name
is going to be used, a separate style name registration will be required.)
(i)
______________________________
(ii)
______________________________
(iii)
______________________________
CCNS Tel.
No. 977-6530 Acc. No. 1451
Date Name
Called in:
Name of
person spoken with:
Order No.:
3. Ontario or Federal Corporation
Whether
the corporation is to be formed under the laws of the Province of Ontario or
under the laws of Canada, if you plan to maintain offices in other provinces,
then a federal corporation may be desirable. In most cases, an Ontario
Corporation will be adequate.
Ontario________ Federal________
4. Head Office Address
The head
office should usually be the principal place of business of the company. You
can also use your home address provided that municipal regulations on use of
home property for commercial or industrial use are not breached.
Address:
5. Number of Directors and Quorum
In case of
an Ontario Corporation, only one director can operate the corporation. The 1982
Ontario Act allows a maximum and minimum number of Directors on the Board.
Maximum
Number of Directors _______________
(we suggest 10)
Minimum
Number of Directors _______________
(we suggest 1)
Present
Number of Directors _______________
(number you want)
6. Officers
Please
state the names of the persons who will be occupying the following positions.
Name Address
President:
Vice-President:
Secretary/Treasurer:
7. Shareholders’ Agreement
The 1982
Business Corporations Act allows a unanimous shareholders’ agreement to be
prepared. Where the Corporation has more than one shareholder, a Buy-Sell
agreement is strongly recommended. Please indicate if you want such agreement
prepared. Separate fees will be charged for this.
Yes________ No________
8. Authorized Capital
The 1982
Business Corporations Act allows an unlimited amount of authorized capital. In
a small company, authorized capital has no real significance. A limited
authorized capital is desirable usually in companies designed for estate
planning purposes. We recommend unlimited authorized capital for most
companies. Please indicate:
Unlimited________ Limited________
9. Issued Capital
It is the
proportion more than the number of common shares issued which affects the
control and profit-sharing in the corporation. More than 50% if the shares give
control to the party holding the shares. Please state the number and proportion
of shares to be given to the respective shareholders.
Name of
Shares | Number of Shares | %
of Total Shareholder
| |
| |
| |
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10. Objects Clause
Under the
1982 Act, it is no longer necessary to state the specific objects. If you wish
to limit the activities, which the corporation may carry on, please state. We
recommend unlimited objects.
Unlimited________ Limited________
11. Bank
Provide
the name and address of the bank where you wish to maintain an account for the
corporation. The bank should be advised that a corporate seal is no longer
required.
Name:
Address:
Telephone
12. Signing Officers
Name of
the person or persons or officers who will have signing authority for cheques.
You should set up this arrangement directly with the bank. Please advise for
our records:
Name:
Name:
13. Auditor/Accountant
Please
state the name of your accountant and his full address and phone number. You
can minimize the cost of an audit if all shareholders consent in writing. If
you do not wish to have an auditor, please state. We recommend that if you do
not have an auditor that you still have an accountant.
Name:
Address:
Telephone
Number:
14. Fiscal Year End
The
financial year-end of the corporation. If you have an auditor or an accountant,
he will advise you on the financial year-end. You will receive a notice from
Revenue Canada after incorporation asking for the fiscal year end. Please ask
your accountant or auditor to complete it and send it to Revenue Canada. If you
do not decide, it will be presumed to be the anniversary of the date of
incorporation.
Fiscal
Year End Date________ Month________
15. Sale of Assets Agreement
If you
have been carrying on business prior to the incorporation, the business and its
assets must be sold to the corporation. Please advise if you want us to prepare
an agreement for the sale of your assets to the corporation. Your accountant
should complete within 6 months the election forms for Revenue Canada.
Yes________ No________
16. Retainer
We agree
to pay your fees and disbursements in full.
___________________________
Date
__________________________________________________
Client’s Signature