Keeping Your Corporation Up-to-Date — The Easy-to-Forget Changes [Part 2]
Businesses evolve — but government records need to evolve too. Many Ontario entrepreneurs forget to update corporate records after key changes, which can create major legal and administrative headaches later. 1. Notice of Change If your corporation’s address, directors, officers, or language preference changes, you must file a Notice of Change within 15 days with...
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