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Benefits of a Shelf Company
Welcome to Get Ahead Financial Group, your trusted provider of shelf corporations that offer a competitive edge. Our corporations are debt-free, have organized minute books, and are in good standing. By acquiring one, you gain a solid business history, increased credibility, and an enhanced image, opening doors to bank loans and contracts requiring a minimum age.
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Secure bigger business bank loans
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Secure larger contracts, and government tenders
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Established credit worthiness
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Business history
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Prestige
Are there purchase requirements?
Anyone can purchase a shelf company as long as they are Canadian residents. B.C. shelf corporations can be purchased by non-residents.
How much are shelf corporations?
The price of shelf corporations rises with the age of the corporation. This is because an older company requires more years of maintenance and possesses greater credibility by virtue of its age.
How old are your shelf corporations?
We sell shelf corporations that are aged between 1 year and 16 years old.
What is a Shelf Company?
A shelf corporation is a company that has been created but not yet utilized, remaining on the "shelf" until it is bought. Having a shelf corporation offers benefits like a built-in business history, which can boost your business image and increase visibility, facilitating the process of obtaining loans and financing as the corporation matures.
Should you want to modify the corporation, such as changing the legal name or the head office jurisdiction, options will be provided at the time of purchase.
Requirements for Purchasing a Shelf Corporation
The head office for Ontario and British Columbia shelf corporations must be located in the province of registry. We can provide a Registered Address service in either province if you do not have one or if you do not wish to use your address.
You must be a Canadian resident to purchase a shelf corporation in Ontario. Alternatively, you must have a Canadian director to act on your behalf.
Non-residents can purchase corporations in British Columbia only. Alternatively, you must have a Canadian director to act on your behalf.
A federal corporation must be registered with the province or territory where you will have your office.
For Federal and Ontario Corporations, at least 25% of your board of directors must consist of Canadian residents.
You must have at least one director and one shareholder