What are the documents required to establish a company in Canada?

The documents required to establish a company in Canada are as follows:

1. Company registration application form for federal or relevant state or territory, depending on the type of company.

2. Company name registration form and application fee.

3. A company constitution or articles of incorporation containing the basic information of the company.

4. A list of the board of directors with information about the company's governing body and officers.

5. A business plan describing the company's business activities and objectives.

6. A workplace document containing the address and lease agreement of the place where the company will operate.

7. A stock ledger containing information about the company's shareholders and share distribution.

8. Documents required for the company's tax number application.

9. Documents required for tax and social security registration for employees of the company.

10. Relevant licenses or permits, depending on the sector in which the company will operate. This list is a general guide and may vary depending on the type of company, the region and industry in which it will operate. It is recommended that you consult the relevant government authorities or a lawyer in Canada to get more detailed information about company establishment.