New Brunswick Corporation

New Brunswick
(Basic)

$99 + Gov Fee
  • Certificate of Incorporation
  • Articles of Incorporation
  • Notice of Registered Office
  • Notice of Directors
  • New Brunswick Government Fee $262
  • Electronic Filing Fee $99

New Brunswick
(Enhanced)

$235 + Gov Fee
  • Certificate of Incorporation
  • Articles of Incorporation
  • Notice of Registered Office
  • Notice of Directors
  • New Brunswick Government Fee $262
  • Electronic Filing Fee $99
  • Standard By-Law
  • Internal Resolutions confirming the appointment of Directors, Officers and Shareholders e-mailed in PDF format
  • Share Certificate issued to each shareholder e-mailed in PDF format

New Brunswick
(Complete)

$395 + Gov Fee
  • Certificate of Incorporation
  • Articles of Incorporation
  • Notice of Registered Office
  • Notice of Directors
  • New Brunswick Government Fee $262
  • Electronic Filing Fee $99
  • Standard By-Law
  • Internal Resolutions confirming the appointment of Directors, Officers and Shareholders
  • 10 Share Certificates
  • Attaché Case with corporate name on brass plate
  • Embosser
  • Shipping by Courier

Why incorporate a New Brunswick Corporation?

Incorporating a New Brunswick Corporation will protect you against personal liability for your business debts and obligations.

You would be able to open an office or other permanent establishment in New Brunswick.

Your corporate name would be protected in New Brunswick.

*Please note, for all New Brunswick Corporations everyone listed in the order would need to email a notarized copy of your valid driver’s licence according to requirements of the New Brunswick Registry.

How long does it take to incorporate a New Brunswick Corporation?

It takes 2 to 5 business days to incorporate a company in New Brunswick.

What is the role of an incorporator?

An incorporator is an individual who initiates the incorporation process. An incorporator has no rights or powers in the corporation. A minimum of one person needs to be appointed as an incorporator.

Who can be a director?

A director is an individual who manages the company on a daily basis.

A minimum of 1 director is required to incorporate a company and must be 18 years old, of sound mind (mentally competent) and not in a status of bankruptcy.

What is the role of the president, secretary and treasurer?

President – an individual who is responsible for overseeing the decisions of the corporation and entering into contracts on behalf of the corporation

Secretary – an individual who is responsible for noting company formalities and maintaining the corporate records

Treasurer – an individual responsible for all accounting matters and for the funds of the corporation

One person may be appointed all officer positions in the company or you may appoint a different individual each position.

Who can be a shareholder?

Shareholders are owners of the corporation.

Any individual or legal entity from any country may be appointed as a shareholder. However, if more than 50% of shares belong to a non-Canadian shareholder there is a much higher corporate income tax rate.