Tag: Manage your shareholders

Shareholder in Quebec

All about shareholders in Quebec 

Are you a shareholder in a Quebec company? Discover the rights and obligations that concern you! From the distinction between public and private companies to essential rights like voting, dividends, and residual claims, this article clarifies everything you need to know to avoid common pitfalls.
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Shareholders’ agreement in Canada : why ?

Discover why a shareholders' agreement is essential in Canada. Learn about its fundamental principles and the differences between a standard shareholders' agreement and a unanimous shareholders' agreement.
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Shareholders’ agreement in Canada: essential provisions

Shareholders' agreements will hold no secrets for you. Discover everything they entail, from general clauses to specific ones, to fully master this crucial aspect of business management in Canada.
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The three types of actors in a Quebec corporation

In a Quebec corporation, three key roles are essential: the shareholder, the director, and the executive. Discover how these players differ and work together to run the business.
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All about shareholders in Ontario

Discover the essential role of shareholders in Ontario companies! Explore the rights and obligations of shareholders, their impact on corporate decisions, and their rights to dividends and remaining assets. Learn how shareholders shape how companies operate.
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The three types of actors within an Ontario corporation

Discover the 3 types of actors within an Ontario corporation. Our article explores the distinct functions of shareholders, directors and officers in a corporation. Learn how each role contributes to the successful functioning of a society.
Société par actions vs société en nom collectif

Corporation VS General Partnership

Simon and Léa opted for a corporation, but is a partnership a better alternative? Discover at a glance how these two structures compare in terms of ease of management, liability, decision-making, taxation, and longevity.