An Official Intermediary for the Province of Ontario
An Official Intermediary for the Province of Ontario
Start a business in Ontario is simple with the help of Biz Ontario. Whether you are starting a new small business, incorporating a company, or registering a trade name, we make the process fast, easy, and fully online. Our streamlined system helps you complete your Ontario business registration in just a 3 simple steps, so you can get your business up and running quickly. With fast processing, affordable pricing, and professionally prepared documents, Biz Ontario ensures a smooth and reliable experience from start to finish.
Select the registration or incorporation package that fits your business needs.
Complete our simple online questionnaire - no legal jargon, just plain questions.
Your official registration or incorporation certificate is delivered to your inbox.
Biz Ontario empowers entrepreneurs to transform their ideas into fully recognized businesses more efficiently and with confidence. We focus on delivering fast, seamless, fully online incorporation and registration services throughout Ontario, removing the usual hassle and delays so you can get started without friction, including our 30-minute incorporation service for those who need to launch quickly. Beyond incorporation, we provide ongoing support at every step of your journey. Our offerings include corporate filings such as initial and annual returns, CRA program account registrations, business and trade name registrations, and key setup services like domain registration, helping you build a strong foundation and online presence from day one. So, don’t start a Business in Ontario online today with us!
Choose Biz Ontario for a fast, affordable, and professional Ontario business registration service – and get your documents delivered in as little as 30 minutes with our streamlined online process.
Customer satisfaction is our priority. Biz Ontario makes your business setup fast, simple, and stress-free.
Find out why Biz-Ontario leads the way in our industry. Check out our FAQs to see why we’re your top choice for all your needs.
A Sole Proprietorship is owned by one person with no legal separation, while a Corporation is a separate legal entity that offers liability protection.
An Operating Name, also called a Trade Name, is a name different from your legal business name that you can use for branding and marketing.
Yes, if you want to operate your business under a different name than your registered corporate name, you must register a Trade Name.
A Non-Profit is an organization created for purposes other than profit, such as charitable, educational, or social causes.
A Registered Charity can issue tax receipts and must be approved by the CRA, while a Non-Profit cannot issue tax receipts and has different tax rules.
An Extra Provincial Corporation is a business incorporated in one province or country but registered to operate in another province like Ontario.
Most online incorporations can be completed within minutes to a few hours, depending on the type of service selected.
You typically receive Articles of Incorporation, a Certificate of Incorporation, and other supporting documents.
A NUANS name search is required if you are incorporating with a custom name to ensure it is unique and not already in use.
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Yes, two businesses can legally have the same name if they’re registered in different provinces
The biggest financial mistake regulated professionals make is treating their professional corporation in Ontario like
A small business in Canada can deduct any reasonable expense incurred to earn business income
A Personal Real Estate Corporation (PREC) lets an Ontario realtor deduct the same business expenses
An Ontario trade name (also called a business name) is simply the legal label you
Yes – Ontario entrepreneurs can access real, non-repayable grants, but they’re targeted rather than universal.
