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What is a company seal and do Canada companies need one?

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A company seal is a stamp that signs a document on behalf of a company. It can be affixed with an embossing tool that engraves a company’s details onto a document. Seals have historically been used to sign legal records, like contracts, deeds, and certificates. Some businesses like to use them, especially if they are…

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Former Bookkeeper Accused of Check Fraud and Theft in $2 Million Case: Updates on Trial and Civil Lawsuit

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A 52-year-old woman has been accused by her former employer of “alleged check fraud” and faced her first trial this week, allegedly defrauding her Burnaby employer of nearly $2 million over a decade. Sharina Rattan, a bookkeeper and office manager at Vidcom Communications Ltd.’s Burnaby headquarters, was charged on Friday (22nd). The charges include using…

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RBC Bank suspected of concealing money laundering, fined $7.4 million!

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The Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada has imposed a $7.4 million fine on the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) for non-compliance with anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing measures. According to the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (Fintrac), the violations included failure to submit suspicious transaction reports when there were…

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BMO offer Credit line for business to help pay off CEBA Loan

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Some business owners have opted to explore alternatives to the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan and have turned to Bank of Montreal (BMO) for a pre-approved Line of Credit (LOC). While this option provides them with a way to replace the CEBA loan, it comes with a higher interest rate, exceeding 14%. （BMO Prime+7.5%），you…

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N.S. restaurant says CEBA loan repayment extension doesn’t go far enough for small businesses

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The news posted by globalnews.ca states that Canadian small businesses are in need of an extension for the repayment deadline of The Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) by the federal government. Without this extension, many businesses will be forced to close due to their inability to pay their debts.

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Support Forgiveness for Canadian Businesses: Sign Open Letter to Government | CEBA Loan Relief

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Canadian businesses cannot afford additional debt payments currently. Please support forgiveness by signing our open letter to the Canadian Government at http://cebaloanrelief.ca Canada recently announced that it will be extending the small business emergency loan repayment deadline, which undoubtedly comes as a relief for many entrepreneurs struggling to keep their businesses afloat during these challenging…

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Filing a Dissolution Notice for Canadian Businesses: What You Need to Know

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Canadian businesses are required to submit a dissolution notice upon closure. Sole proprietorships and partnerships submit a form titled “Dissolution or Change of Proprietorship (or Partnership)” to the provincial Corporate Registry office, while corporations submit an “Application for (Voluntary) Dissolution” to the same office. Additionally, corporations must provide a copy of their corporate articles of…

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The Benefits of ERPNext for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)

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Discover how ERPNext, an open-source enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, can help small and medium-sized enterprises streamline operations, enhance efficiency, and achieve sustainable growth. Learn how this software can centralize control, automate tasks, provide real-time financial data, optimize inventory levels, and seamlessly adapt to changing business requirements. With its comprehensive suite of features and user-friendly interface, ERPNext proves to be an indispensable asset for SMEs seeking long-term success in a competitive marketplace.

Bookkeeping, Business

Coast Capital $400 Free Chequing Account Signup Offer(BC Residents Only)

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Coast Capital is offering a $400 signup bonus to BC residents who open a chequing account, set up 1 direct deposit for for 3 consecutive months, and make 15 transactions* within 3 months of opening the account. There’s no monthly fee either. If you sign up with someone’s referral code they get a bonus, but…

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