Incorporate Holding Company

A Holding company is a type of business entity that owns and manages shares of other companies.
Holding company does not produce goods or services itself; instead, its main purpose is to control and oversee the operations of its subsidiaries (operating Company).

A Holding company is a type of business entity that owns and manages shares of other companies.
Holding company does not produce goods or services itself; instead, its main purpose is to control and oversee the operations of its subsidiaries (operating Company).

A Holding company is a type of business entity that owns and manages shares of other companies.
Holding company does not produce goods or services itself; instead, its main purpose is to control and oversee the operations of its subsidiaries (operating Company).

A Holding company is a type of business entity that owns and manages shares of other companies.
Holding company does not produce goods or services itself; instead, its main purpose is to control and oversee the operations of its subsidiaries (operating Company).

A Holding company is a type of business entity that owns and manages shares of other companies.
Holding company does not produce goods or services itself; instead, its main purpose is to control and oversee the operations of its subsidiaries (operating Company).

The contact person (also know Agent for Service) authorizes registration of this corporation. And may be contacted by us, Registry Agent or the Alberta Government.

The contact person must be in Alberta.

If you do not have an agent for Service you may choose us for it.

The company's shareholders elect a director to direct the company's affairs. The directors are responsible for the overall management of the company and make all important decisions and carry out certain responsibilities. Each director has equal rights and can be required to be present when opening a bank account.

The incorporator, typically the director(s), is the Legal entity or individual who initiates the process of incorporating a company. It is important to note that if you are making a request on behalf of a client, their information should be provided instead of your own.

The Articles of Incorporation is a legal document that establishes a corporation as a separate legal entity from its owners. It looks like a constitution of Corporation. It typically includes information such as the corporation's name, registered office address, number of shares authorized, restrictions on share transfers, and other key details about the business.

Bylaws are a set of rules and regulations that govern the internal management of a corporation. Bylaws typically cover topics such as the election of directors, the duties and powers of officers, the conduct of meetings, and other internal governance matters. A Minute book is a collection of legal documents that are kept by a corporation to document its corporate activities and decisions. It typically includes the Articles of Incorporation, bylaws, board and shareholder meeting minutes, resolutions, and other important documents.

Officers are responsible for the day-to-day operation of the corporation. The owners as well as the employees of the corporation can be in this role.