For many Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs)  in Ontario, incorporation is a key step toward building a sustainable and professional practice. Incorporating allows you to separate your personal assets from your business liabilities, create a more structured operation, and take advantage of potential tax planning opportunities. However, RMTs are regulated under the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) , which has specific requirements for forming a Professional Cor

Registered Massage Therapists in Ontario are entrusted with sensitive personal and health information. Every treatment involves both physical and personal interaction, and clients rely on their therapist’s professionalism to ensure privacy, safety, and informed decision-making. The College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO)  requires all RMTs to follow strict standards related to client consent  and confidentiality . Understanding these obligations is essential for compl

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Many chiropractors in Ontario choose to incorporate as their practices grow, their patient volumes increase, and their financial needs become more sophisticated. Incorporation offers tax advantages and operational flexibility. However, chiropractors face an additional layer of responsibility because they are part of a regulated health profession. Their corporations must comply not only with the Business Corporations Act but also with the rules set by the College of Chiropract

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Many business owners in Ontario reach a point where they ask a simple question that does not have a simple answer: should I incorporate my business? In the early stages, incorporation often feels unnecessary. Revenue may be modest. Operations feel manageable. Sole proprietorships or partnerships appear sufficient. Incorporation is frequently viewed as something to address later, once the business is larger or more stable. That approach works until it does not. For many busine

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