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Nominee Director In Canada

A foreigner can’t run a business in Canada if his company has no resident directors. Hiring a local nominee solves the problem. Once you’ve hired one, you can become a director yourself or appoint another executive from abroad.

We provide Nominee director services in Canada for both brand-new companies and existing ones.

Who is Nominee Director?

A local person who puts his name on your papers and shares legal liability.

At least one of your directors has to be a Canada resident. Hire a Nominee — it’s a common and legal practice.


How can you get a Nominee Director for your company in Canada?

Your corporate service provider will also offer a Nominee director service. Taxccount has various packages that include Nominee Director services for a newly incorporated company or existing one.


Are there any risk ?

Hiring a nominee is legal according to Part IXA of Canada Companies Act. So you won’t break any laws.

A nominee director is banned from interfering with your decisions. He doesn’t come to the office, isn’t present at negotiations and has no say during internal meetings. The real directors run the company while the nominee is only there to comply with the law.


What is the benefits

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Why we offer Nominee Services in packages

A Nominee Director in Canada can not make any business decisions. But, if there’s any wrongdoing, for example, the reports are late or incorrect, he shares responsibility. That’s why you have to get an Accounting package with this service.


Does your company need a Nominee Director?

The answer is yes. A local director, meaning someone who is a resident of Canada (either a Canada citizen or Permanent Resident) would need to be appointed before you submit your application to register your company. However, as a foreigner, you can appoint someone to be a director and this would be your nominee director in .

Why is a nominee director needed? If you’re a foreigner wanting to form a company in Canada, you would most likely not be around all the time. The Canada government needs a contact person and someone to be held responsible in case the company is found to be acting irresponsible, for example, not paying taxes, violating corporate laws, etc. Without the rule of having a Nominee Director in place, it would be easy for foreign company owners to take off and leave the company. Hence, the Nominee Directors would have to take the necessary measures to make sure their company is compliant. Nominee directors have to carry out the same duties as regular directors. These include responsibilities like making sure that regulatory filings are submitted on time, ensuring that accounting records and annual accounts are kept up to date.

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