Corporate law notary in Laval
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Can a notary incorporate a business in Quebec?
The notary can assist entrepreneurs in incorporating a business corporation, notably in preparing the corporate documentation and completing the steps required for its incorporation in Québec or federally.
What is the difference between a share sale and an asset sale?
A share sale transfers ownership of the business itself, including its debts and obligations. An asset sale transfers only the assets specifically identified in the transaction.
Is a shareholder agreement mandatory?
A shareholders’ agreement is generally not mandatory, but it allows the rules that will apply between shareholders to be set out in advance for different situations, notably in the event of disagreement, departure, death or a transfer of shares. It can thus help prevent conflicts and make them easier to resolve.
Who must keep the Quebec Enterprise Register (REQ) up to date?
A registered business must keep the information concerning it up to date in the Enterprise Register and declare the changes covered by law, notably certain changes concerning its address, its directors or the other information entered in the register.
This text is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. As each situation is unique, it is recommended that you consult a professional to obtain advice tailored to your particular situation.
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