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For the typical business owner, determining whether they should incorporate their business can be a difficult proposition, especially if they do not have a familiarity with the pros and cons and steps necessary to take their business from a sole proprietor structure to a corporate structure.
The following guide is intended to be a basic tool to understand the questions and issues that need to be addressed as part of any determination.
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Willms & Shier
Willms & Shier Environmental Lawyers LLP is Canada’s recognized leading environmental law firm, delivering a full range of environmental, Indigenous and energy law services. For 40 years, our clients have benefitted from our innovative, practical solutions and extensive knowledge of environmental, Indigenous, and energy and natural resource issues. With 19 highly specialized lawyers, we are the largest private sector environmental law practice in Canada. Seven of our lawyers are Environmental Law Specialist and 1 is an Indigenous Legal Issues Specialist, certified by the Law Society of Ontario. Willms & Shier has offices in Toronto, Ottaw, Calgary and Yellowknife. Our lawyers are called to the Bar in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nunavut, the Northwest Territories, and the Yukon.
