Corporation Dissolution - AR Business Registry

Step 1-3

If your corporation is no longer active or operational, it's essential to file dissolution. This process not only helps you avoid potential liabilities but also ensures that you can close your tax accounts with the CRA and settle any remaining bank accounts.

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In Nova Scotia, it is a legal requirement to publish a notice of dissolution in a newspaper and a local magazine to ensure there are no objections. The dissolution application should be filed no earlier than two weeks after the publication of these notices.

Local Newspaper Ad publication

Local Magazine Ad publication (Department of Justice)

Government Fees

Agency Fees

Step 2-3

Corporation Details

Name of the Corporation

Corporation Number (Optional)

Do you have a Corporation documents?

Who is authorizing the Dissolution?

Director

Shareholder

First Name

Middle Name (Optional)

Last Name

Complete Address

Upload valid Photo ID

Declaration

The corporation fulfills the statutory requirements for dissolution.

it has not commenced business operations, no shares have been issued, the dissolution has been duly authorized pursuant to the Business Corporations Act, there are no outstanding debts, obligations, or liabilities, no legal proceedings are pending against it, and consent for dissolution has been granted by the Minister of Revenue.

Step 3-3

Dissolution Consent Letter

Do you have the Consent Letter from the Ministry?

Yes

Obtain Consent letter from Ministry $199

Dissolution Filling Queue