What is the difference between CorpCentre's Compliance Plan and Digital Minute Book service?
Great question!
They are 2 different and complementary services.
1- Our
Compliance plan is an annual subscription where you can make changes, updates or filings related to your corporation. Our system prepares the documents and we submit the required filings with the government. These include:
- Change of address of a corporation
- Change of a director (add, edit or remove)
- Shareholder change (new shares issued, sale or transfer of shares)
- Annual corporate returns
- Annual board meeting minutes and resolutions
- Paying a dividend (profit)
The only excluded filings are articles of amendment (major change) or articles of dissolution (closing a corporation). Our annual fee is $199 and covers unlimited changes or filings for 1 corporation. You only need to pay any government filing fees, if any.
Our
Digital Minute Book service hosts all your important corporate documents in a secure and convenient cloud environment available 24/7. It includes e-signature service with legal legal effects . All documents will have the following information for audit purposes in a certificate of completion:
- Document name
- Document ID
- Name
- Email
- IP Address
- Date and time stamped
- Status
CorpCentre's Digital Minute Book complies with corporate law records-keeping obligations for the following types of documents. If you incorported with CorpCentre, all these will be included in our new platform, and if you did not, you can onboard your corporation and upload all relevant documents.
- Articles
- Certifcates
- By-laws
- Director resolutions
- Shareholder resolutions
- Government filings
- Registers and ledgers
- Share certificates
- Shareholder agreement
- Financial Statements
- Miscellaneous
Our annual fee for the Digital Minute Book is $199 and covers unlimited views and shares. Never lose your minute book again!
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