All About Canadian Corporations
All About Canadian Corporations Canadian Corporations A Canadian corporation is the most common form of business organization. It is a registered separate legal entity that can be operated by one…
Should Your Business be run as a Sole Proprietorship?
Should Your Business be run as a Sole Proprietorship? A sole proprietorship is the most basic form of business organization that occurs when one person, acting alone, pursues a business…
Privacy Policy
Protecting Your Privacy This privacy statement applies to Kalfa Law Firm ("Kalfa Law Firm", "we", "us", "our") and explains how we collect, use and disclose personal information in Canada. Generally speaking, "personal…
Terms of Use
Your Agreement to Terms of Use. This website (the “Site”) is operated by Kalfa Law Firm. The Site provides profiles on professionals, articles, publications, information, events, data and other materials (the…
Tax Planning and Corporate Structuring
Tax Planning You work hard for your money - we work hard for you to keep it. Tax planning is structuring your affairs in such a way so as to…
Shareholder Dispute
Shareholder Disputes Shareholders of a small business corporation are often related parties or even family members. There may come a time when a shareholder will want to exit the corporation…
Shareholder Agreements
Shareholder Agreements If you have one or more partners in your corporation, you will need a shareholder agreement. Shareholder agreements set out the responsibilities of each shareholder or shareholder-employee, the…
Professional Corporation
What is a Professional Corporation? Doctors, lawyers, accountants, dentists, chiropractors, registered nurses, massage therapists, social workers, veterinarians, optometrists, pharmacists and other professionals, can incorporate a professional corporation to significantly reduce…
