Choosing the Right Business Structure
When starting a business, one of the key early decisions is selecting the structure that best fits your goals. The most common types of business organizations include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Each offers distinct legal, financial, and operational implications. Below is an overview of these structures, along with their advantages and disadvantages.

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Franchise Law in Canada - Key Considerations
Canada, with its robust economy and proximity to the United States, is a prime location for U.S. and international franchises looking to expand. The country hosts approximately 1,300 franchise brands and over 75,000 franchise units spanning almost 50 different sectors, including retail, hospitality, healthcare, automotive, and business-to-business services. Franchising contributes over $120 billion annually to the Canadian economy and creates nearly two million jobs. In fact, franchised businesses account for one out of every five consumer dollars spent on goods and services in Canada, adding roughly $96 billion to the country's GDP.