Canadian Intellectual Property Office 102.Registrar of Corporations, Corporations.NI 45-106 Prospectus and Registration Exemptions 74.Identical share classes and taxation 67.Analysis of a share capital structure 64.Structure of share capital and type of shares.Structure of the Corporation’s Share Capital and.Legal and accounting expenses related to the.Updating of a corporation’s minute book 55 Legal and accounting fees related to the.Minute Book of a Corporate Shareholder Trust 47.Minute Book of a Management Corporation.Required corrections and summary resolutions and/or resolutions of. Requirements of the various corporate laws 5.Why maintain the corporation minute book? 4.She also ensures the corporate and fiscal follow-up of her firm’s clientele, mainly made up of small and medium-sized companies located mainly in Canada, France, and the United States.ĬHAPTER 1 - PRELIMINARY STEPS AND ANALYSIS 3 Nancy Fortin Nancy Fortin, senior partner, practices primarily in corporate law, where her practice focuses primarily on Canadian business reorganizations, acquisitions and sales, mergers, liquidations, and business dissolutions. He also acts in Canadian tax matters, particularly with respect to the implementation of corporate and tax planning and counsel regarding the purchase and sale of businesses. He has also represented major issuers of securities in complex transactions, including private investments and global financing and acquisitions. Simon Labrecque Simon Labrecque has extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions, having acted in hundreds of transactions over the last twenty years, both on behalf of buyers, such as private corporations, venture capital funds, institutional funds, and Canadian and non-resident investors, and on behalf of sellers, such as shareholders and target companies, mainly in private transactions. Inspired by the 1st edition of La vente d’une entreprise: une check-list multidisciplinaire, written by Nancy Fortin and published by Wolters Kluwer Each part covers the steps to take: performing the analysis, collecting documentation, taking action, drafting documents, finalizing the sale, and what to do following the sale. The guide is divided into three parts: planning – 2 years before the sale, 6 months before the sale, and during and after the sale. It also features a 30-page chronological checklist that will quickly become an indispensable tool. The author’s commentary is fully supported by law, doctrine, case law, and the administrative position of the tax authorities. This checklist covers, chronologically, the federal legal aspects as well as the federal tax planning details of the sale of a business, from the gathering of information to the steps following the transaction. This book is intended as a detailed and annotated “checklist” for managing the sale of a business.
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