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Ontario Not-For-Profit Corporation

Start, Register, Manage & Grow Your Non Profit Organization in Ontario










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CRA and WSIB Accounts

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Service Priority


Note: According to Ontario Govt. Future Incorporation Date must be within 30 days from the current date
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Corporation's Name

Register Ontario Non Profit Corporation with full Government Compliance . Our expert team can guide you through the process from start to finish. Get started today and make a difference in your community.


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Corporation's Registered Address




An ONTARIO physical address is required to Register Corporation in ONTARIO, where the Ontario government will send documents. If you do not have a physical address in ONTARIO, you can use our Registered Address Service that includes mail receiving and forwarding.

What is company key in Ontario?

Ontario Company key  typically refers to a unique identification number assigned to a Ontario Corporation or Ontario Business by the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services.  It is used in official documentation, filings, and transactions related to the company's operations.


Federal Non Profit Corporation: 

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Director Information

By Government Law Minimum of 3 Directors required







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  • Note: If you want to add more than 5 directors, you may need to place a customized order. For now, you can place an order with these five directors, and afterward, give us a call to convert it into a customized order.



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Articles of Incorporation

  • Standard Articles: interpretation, severability, contracts validity and execution, election term, committees, voting rights of directors, remuneration of directors etc. are formed using the language the Default by-law.
  • Custom Articles let's you to input your own text (custom interpretation, severability, contracts validity and execution, election term, committees, voting rights of directors, remuneration of directors etc.).

All our articles are prepared and checked by our legal and accounting team

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Non Profit Bylaws and Minute Book

  • What is included in Minute Book?

    ✔Articles of Incorporation ✔Directors Resolutions

    ✔Members & Officers Information ✔Notices of Annual Filings

    ✔Bylaws and amendments ✔Members agreements

    ✔Minutes of all meetings ✔Other mandatory rules and regulations


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Incorporator


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Purposes & Provisions

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Corporation's Officer(s)

You may use one of Corporation's Director/Officer's contact information

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Ontario Non-profit organization, also known as a non-profit or not-for-profit organization, is a legal entity formed for purposes other than making a profit. It is established to pursue specific objectives or serve the public interest. Non profit organizations in Ontario operate in various sectors, including social services, education, healthcare, arts and culture, environment, and more.

Key characteristics of Ontario Non Profit organizations include:

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Mission-driven: Non profits are driven by a mission or purpose that serves the public or a specific community, rather than aiming to generate profit for the benefit of shareholders or owners.
Non-Distribution Clause: Nonprofits are subject to a non-distribution clause, which means that any profits or surpluses generated by the organization must be reinvested back into the organization to support its mission and activities, rather than distributed to individuals or shareholders.
Board Governance: Non profit organizations in Ontario typically have a governing board of directors or trustees who oversee the organization’s operations, ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, and guide the organization towards fulfilling its mission.
Charitable Status: Many nonprofits in Ontario seek charitable status, which grants them certain tax advantages and the ability to issue tax receipts for donations made to the organization. Charitable organizations must meet specific requirements outlined by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
Incorporation: Nonprofit organizations can choose to incorporate under the Ontario Corporations Act or obtain other forms of legal recognition. Incorporation provides the organization with a separate legal entity, limited liability, and certain rights and responsibilities as outlined by the Act.