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Beyond Incorporation: Why Startups Should Consider a Holdco–Opco Structure in Canada

For startups operating in Canada, simply incorporating a company is not enough. Because startups often move with rapid growth, fundraising, and the possibility of an exit (through acquisition or IPO) in mind, it is essential to consider risk management and tax strategies right from the business structure design stage. In this respect, a Holdco (Holding Company)–Opco (Operating Company) structure is particularly well-suited for startups.

August 25, 2025

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What’s Next for Canada’s Real Estate in 2025? Finding New Opportunities in a Recovering Market

As of mid-2025, Canada’s real estate market is steadily recovering from the correction phase that followed the post-pandemic boom. In major cities, the steep decline in residential prices has slowed, and stability is gradually returning. Commercial sectors, particularly those related to logistics, office use, and service-based industries, are also showing signs of recovery. According to a PwC report, nationwide average price adjustments have eased to around 2%, and transaction volumes are projected to increase in the coming quarters.

July 25, 2025

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Canada’s Startup Visa in 2025: Strategic Insights for International Entrepreneurs

Canada remains one of the most proactive countries in the world in welcoming immigrant entrepreneurs, particularly in the IT and tech sectors. The Startup Visa (SUV) program stands out for offering a relatively transparent and stable pathway from company establishment to permanent residency. In recent years, however, IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) has revised the SUV screening procedures and evaluation criteria, making it essential for founders to understand and approach the program with a more strategic mindset.

July 8, 2025

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Canada’s Startup Visa in 2025: Strategic Insights for International Entrepreneurs
Canada remains one of the most proactive countries in the world in welcoming immigrant entrepreneurs, particularly in the IT and tech sectors. The Startup Visa (SUV) program stands out for offering a relatively transparent and stable pathway from company establishment to permanent residency. In recent years, however, IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) has revised the SUV screening procedures and evaluation criteria, making it essential for founders to understand and approach the program with a more strategic mindset.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Rise Partners specializes in remote incorporation services and also provides support for any additional services you may need after incorporation, all handled remotely.
In Canada, there are two primary types of corporations: 1. Federal Corporation: This type of corporation allows your business to operate across all provinces and territories in Canada. However, depending on the specific circumstances, filing annual reports and additional administrative requirements may result in more demanding management. 2. Provincial Corporation: This is suitable for businesses operating within a single province. It generally has lower registration and maintenance costs with simplified management. However, expanding to other provinces requires additional registration, so it’s important to consider the scope of your business activities. We provide customized consulting services to help you select the most appropriate option based on the size and scope of your business activities.
Yes, they can. In specific provinces, such as British Columbia, corporations may be created with all directors being non-residents. However, federal corporations and some provinces require a minimum of 25% of directors to be Canadian residents. Rise Partners delivers expert support for non-residents, ensuring a seamless incorporation process and compliance with all applicable regulations.
Generally, the essential documents for incorporation include the articles of incorporation, the company name, and information about the shareholders and directors. Additionally, you may need to prepare documents such as a shareholder agreement, a business plan, or materials required for license applications. Rise Partners assists in preparing the necessary documents, customized to align with the specific requirements of your business.
Opening a bank account is one of the essential steps after incorporating a company in Canada. Rise Partners, through its partnerships with local banks, assists with remote pre-account setup. Additionally, we provide further support, such as issuing corporate credit cards and guiding international transfers, if required.
With Rise Partners’ virtual office services, you can incorporate and operate a company without the need for a physical office. Our virtual office service goes beyond simply providing a local business address—it also supports efficient company operations through business mail management and other essential services.

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