Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton
Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton — accounting firm serving Montreal. Service available in English, French.
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Starting a business in Quebec generally means choosing a legal structure, registering the business with the enterprise registrar, obtaining the tax numbers you need, and getting the permits tied to your activity and your address. Requirements vary depending on your situation; consider speaking with a qualified professional.
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Generally: choose a legal structure, register the business with the Registraire des entreprises du Québec, obtain the tax numbers you need from Revenu Québec and the Canada Revenue Agency, then the permits tied to your activity and your address. Requirements vary depending on your situation.
No, it is not mandatory. Sole proprietorship, partnership and incorporation carry different liability and tax consequences. A lawyer or accountant can help you compare them for your situation.
It depends on your activity and your address. Municipal permits come from the City of Montreal; food from MAPAQ; alcohol from the RACJ; construction from the RBQ; and some activities require an environmental authorization.
MTLPages does not give legal, tax or financial advice. Many owners consult an accountant on structure and tax, and a lawyer or notary on incorporation and contracts. The verified firms in the directory are linked from the sections above.
Several public bodies and financial institutions support Quebec businesses, including BDC, Investissement Québec, PME MTL, Fonds de solidarité FTQ, Fondaction and Futurpreneur. No funding is guaranteed and each body applies its own criteria.
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