Radiate a Sole Proprietorship
Is it time to close up your personal enterprise?
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You have a sole proprietorship - but you know it's time to close up shop. We can help with that.
Radiating your sole proprietorship is the legal process used to legally terminate your sole proprietorship. By radiating the sole proprietorship, you will end the existence of the sole proprietorship as an entity.
Once radiated, you will receive a certificate of radiation from the Registry confirming the closure of the business.
How it works.
Your radiation checklist.
Shop our Package.
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$400.00
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- Radiate a Sole Proprietorship Package
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✓ Initial Consultation with Client
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✓ Complete Radiation of a Sole Proprietorship
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✓ Certificate of Radiation
- ✓ Government Filing Fees
Who we help.
A handful of some of the industries we’ve worked with
Retail
Fashion & Design
Food & Beverage
E-commerce
Not-for-Profit & Charities
Real Estate
Frequently Asked Questions.
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A voluntarily radiation of a sole proprietorship can happen:
- Before starting operations
- When there is no property
- When property and liabilities have been disposed of
- After proposing liquidation and dissolution of the sole proprietorship by the sole proprietor
- After deciding to incorporate the business
The steps to radiate a sole proprietorship are:
- Voluntary intent to liquidate and radiate a sole proprietorship
- Declaration of radiation of a sole proprietorship
- Filing at the a declaration of radiation at the Quebec corporate registry
There are no fees at the Quebec corporate registry for radiating a sole proprietorship. However, your sole proprietorship is liable to pay all the annual registration fees that are owed since its opening, if they have not already been paid.
Yes, we recommend that you begin by radiating your sole proprietorship and then we can incorporate a new business for you. For more information on our incorporation package, visit our business incorporation page or contact us for more information.
Yes, we do! For more information you can contact us at the form below or visit our incorporation page for information on incorporating a business.
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