Freelancer Vs Company Setup
Summary
Deciding between freelancing and registering a company depends on individual goals. Freelancing offers flexibility and lower costs, while registering a company provides limited liability and potential tax benefits. Setting up a company in ontario involves choosing a business structure, registering a business name, obtaining a business number, and securing necessary permits. Obtaining a business number can be done online, by phone, or by mail. Registering a company offers benefits like limited liability, credibility, tax advantages, continuity, and easier access to capital.Full Conversation
what are the details of setting up a company?
Setting up a company in Ontario involves several steps:
*. Choose a Business Structure: Decide between a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation.
*. Register Your Business Name: Ensure the name is unique and not already in use.
*. Obtain a Business Number (BN): Required for tax purposes.
*. Register for Taxes: Depending on your business, you may need to register for HST, payroll taxes, etc.
*. Obtain Necessary Permits and Licenses: Check if your business needs specific permits.
*. Open a Business Bank Account: Keep personal and business finances separate.
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how do you obtain a BN?
To obtain a Business Number (BN) in Ontario, follow these steps:
*. Register Online: Use the Business Registration Online (BRO) service on the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) website.
*. By Phone: Call the CRA at *-*-*-*.
*. Mail or Fax: Complete Form RC1 and send it to the CRA.
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benefits of registering a copmany
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Registering a company in Ontario offers several benefits:
- Limited Liability: Protects personal assets from business debts.
- Credibility: Enhances business reputation and trust.
- Tax Benefits: Potential for tax advantages.
- Continuity: Business can continue beyond the owner's involvement.
- Access to Capital: Easier to secure funding and investment.
Do you have any other questions about registering a company?