Dissolve Your Canada Corporation
Professionally. Legally. Stress-Free.
We handle the entire process — from legal resolutions to CRA clearance and official filings — so you can focus on what’s next.
Why Choose Buykii for Dissolution?
More than a filing tool — Buykii offers expert-driven, government-compliant, stress-free corporate dissolution across Canada.
- ✔ CRA Clearance Certificate Support
- ✔ Personalized Legal Resolution Handling
- ✔ Final Return + Article Filing Guaranteed
- ✔ 100% Online with Human Oversight
Articles of Dissolution – Canada INC
Corporation Name: NorthernTech Solutions INC
File Number: #2837721-CA
INC Address: 45 Wellington St, Toronto, ON
Owner Name: Jason M. Harper
Why Dissolution Is Important
Closing a Canada corporation is more than just stopping operations — it requires proper legal dissolution to avoid government issues. If you skip this step, you could still be liable for corporate taxes, annual filings, penalties, and even legal consequences. Here’s why filing your Articles of Dissolution matters.
Stop CRA Penalties & Late Filing Notices
The CRA continues to expect annual returns and tax filings — even if your business has been inactive for months or years. Without proper dissolution, your corporation remains on file and in default. Officially dissolving your corporation signals the CRA that your business is closed and ends this obligation.
Close Provincial and Federal Records
Your business remains listed in government registries until legally dissolved. This affects your credit, business history, and compliance status. By filing Articles of Dissolution with the appropriate Canadian authority, you officially remove your business from active corporate databases and avoid future complications.
Protect Yourself from Future Liability
An open but inactive corporation can become a liability. From forgotten tax notices to legal summons or fraud risks, leaving your business “open” without activity creates exposure. Dissolution protects your personal and corporate liability by formally ending the legal existence of the corporation.
Peace of Mind with a Legal Clean Slate
Proper dissolution of your Canada INC ensures that you can move on from your business knowing everything was handled professionally and legally. With Buykii, your Articles of Dissolution are filed, CRA clearance is requested, and all loose ends are tied up — leaving you stress-free and compliant.
How Buykii Handles Dissolution — Start to Finish
No confusion, no paperwork stress. Our team navigates the legal, tax, and registry requirements so your Canada INC can be closed the right way — quickly and professionally.
Step 1: Submit Your Request
Complete our guided online intake form. We'll review your business details and confirm eligibility for dissolution — no documents needed from you at this point.
Step 2: Legal Paperwork & CRA Filing
We draft and file the Articles of Dissolution with the federal/provincial registry. Our experts also handle any CRA communication for clearance or final returns if applicable.
Step 3: Confirmation & Certificate
Once your corporation is dissolved, you’ll receive an official Certificate of Dissolution — confirming you're legally done. No more filings. No more obligations.
What Happens If You Don’t Dissolve Properly?
If your Canada corporation stops doing business but you don’t legally dissolve it, it still exists in government records. That means responsibilities, taxes, and risks don’t just disappear — they remain tied to your name. Here's what can happen:
CRA Still Expects Annual Filings
The Canada Revenue Agency doesn’t automatically know that your business has closed. Until you formally dissolve, they’ll expect annual tax returns and filings — and charge penalties if you miss them, even if your corporation is inactive.
You Could Owe Late Fees and Interest
If tax filings or corporate reports are missed, late fees begin to accumulate. These penalties can build up over time, potentially leading to collections or negative marks on your credit. Dissolution stops these before they start.
You May Be Personally Liable
Leaving a corporation open while it’s inactive can create unexpected liability. If legal issues or financial obligations arise, you could be held responsible even if you thought the business was done. Dissolving prevents these risks.
Future Registrations Can Be Affected
If you try to register a new business later, your name may be flagged for previous non-compliance. Undissolved corporations in poor standing can delay or block new applications. A clean break protects your reputation with registries.
Forced Strike-Off Without CRA Clearance
Some provinces will eventually remove inactive businesses. But this “strike-off” is not a proper dissolution — and the CRA may still expect back taxes or filings. Voluntary dissolution ensures full closure and avoids long-term problems.