Canada continues to attract international entrepreneurs, investors, and companies looking for a stable jurisdiction from which to establish North American business operations, investment structures, and international commercial ventures. While incorporation is often the first Canadian business structure considered by foreign entrepreneurs, it is not the only option available. For certain business models, an Ontario Limited Partnership, commonly referred to as an Ontario LP, can provide an alternative structure that combines a General Partner, one or more Limited Partners, and a flexible partnership framework under Ontario law.
For international entrepreneurs, establishing an Ontario Limited Partnership can be particularly attractive because the structure can accommodate partners located outside Canada while providing a formally registered Ontario business structure. However, registering an Ontario LP involves more than filing a basic government form. The partnership needs to be properly organized, the General Partner and Limited Partners must be identified, the partnership’s internal records should be established, a Partnership Agreement should govern the relationship among the partners, and the LP must maintain the appropriate Ontario business and records infrastructure throughout its existence.
Ecompanies Canada provides a complete Ontario Limited Partnership Registration Service for non-residents, international entrepreneurs and foreign companies. Our All-Inclusive Ontario Limited Partnership Formation Package is USD 1,970 and is designed to provide the principal formation documents and corporate services necessary to establish and organize the Ontario LP through one coordinated registration process.
The package includes the applicable registration process, name search, Registered Office Address for five years, Registered Agent Service for five years, Declaration confirming registration of the Limited Partnership, Organizational Resolutions of the General Partners, Resolution Admitting the Limited Partner, Partnership Agreement, Register of General Partners, Register of Limited Partners, and preparation of the required registration and organizational documentation.
Instead of requiring an international client to coordinate the Ontario registration, address, organizational records and partnership documentation through multiple providers, Ecompanies Canada brings these components together in one professional formation service.
What Is an Ontario Limited Partnership?
An Ontario Limited Partnership is a partnership formed under Ontario’s Limited Partnerships Act. Unlike a conventional corporation, which is generally structured around shareholders and directors, an Ontario Limited Partnership is organized around two categories of partners: General Partners and Limited Partners.
Ontario law requires a Limited Partnership to consist of at least one General Partner and at least one Limited Partner. These roles are fundamental to the structure and should not be viewed merely as different titles given to people involved in the same business.
The General Partner generally performs the management role within the partnership structure and assumes the responsibilities associated with being a General Partner. The Limited Partner participates within the framework established by the Limited Partnerships Act and the Limited Partnership Agreement, with the limited-liability characteristics associated with that position subject to compliance with the applicable rules.
This creates a structure that can be useful for international investment arrangements, privately held business ventures, holding structures, project-based businesses and other commercial activities where the participants prefer a partnership relationship rather than a conventional shareholder corporation.
The exact suitability of an Ontario LP depends on the objectives of the partners, their jurisdictions of residence, the proposed business activities and the tax and commercial consequences of the structure. For that reason, the Ontario LP should be intentionally selected rather than treated as simply another version of an Ontario corporation.
Ontario Limited Partnership Registration for Non-Residents
International entrepreneurs frequently ask whether they can establish an Ontario Limited Partnership without personally relocating to Canada. This question is particularly relevant for entrepreneurs and businesses located in the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, United Arab Emirates, India, Asia, Latin America, and other international markets.
The Ontario Limited Partnership structure can accommodate international participation, making it relevant for non-residents who want to establish a Canadian business structure while continuing to manage their broader commercial activities internationally.
An Ontario LP can include individuals or eligible legal entities within its partnership structure, allowing international founders to design the General Partner and Limited Partner relationships according to the needs of the venture.
The fact that the partners may be located outside Canada does not eliminate the Ontario registration and records requirements applicable to the Limited Partnership. This is where a professional formation service becomes particularly valuable. Ecompanies Canada provides the Ontario registration infrastructure and organizational documentation necessary to establish the LP while the partners remain internationally located.
Ontario Limited Partnership All-Inclusive Formation Package — USD 1,970
Ecompanies Canada offers an All-Inclusive Ontario Limited Partnership Formation Package for USD 1,970.
The package has been designed specifically for clients who want a complete formation service rather than a basic filing-only registration. It combines the Ontario registration process with five years of local corporate services and the organizational documentation required to establish a professionally structured Limited Partnership.
The package includes the name search confirming the availability and uniqueness of the proposed partnership name, the applicable Ontario registration process and government registration fees, Registered Office Address for five years and Registered Agent Service for five years.
It also includes preparation of the partnership’s core organizational documentation: the Declaration confirming registration of the Limited Partnership, Organizational Resolutions of the General Partners, Resolution Admitting the Limited Partner, Partnership Agreement, Register of General Partners and Register of Limited Partners.
The objective is to deliver more than evidence that a filing occurred. The client receives an organized Ontario Limited Partnership structure with the documentation necessary to establish the relationship between the General Partner and Limited Partner from the beginning.
The Registered Office Address and Registered Agent Services included in the package are provided for five years. After the initial five-year period, those services require renewal if the client wishes Ecompanies Canada to continue providing them.
The General Partner in an Ontario Limited Partnership
The General Partner occupies a central position in an Ontario Limited Partnership. Ontario’s Limited Partnerships Act requires the LP to have one or more General Partners, and the formation Declaration is associated directly with the General Partners establishing the partnership.
The General Partner should therefore be identified before the formation process begins. Depending on the structure selected by the founders, the General Partner can potentially be an individual or an appropriate legal entity.
International clients frequently consider using a corporation as General Partner. This can create a structure in which the corporation performs the General Partner role while individuals, corporations or other eligible participants hold interests as Limited Partners.
The appropriate General Partner structure should be considered before registration because it affects the information included in the Ontario LP documents and can have broader commercial and tax consequences.
Where a corporate General Partner is contemplated but has not yet been established, Ecompanies Canada can discuss the additional corporate formation services that may be required.
The Limited Partner in an Ontario LP
Every Ontario Limited Partnership must also have at least one Limited Partner. Without both categories of partners, the structure does not constitute the type of Limited Partnership contemplated by Ontario’s legislation.
The Limited Partner’s role differs from that of the General Partner, which is why the organizational documentation included in the Ecompanies Canada package is important. The relationship should not be left to an informal understanding between the parties.
Our formation package includes a Resolution Admitting the Limited Partner and a Register of Limited Partners, creating an organized record of the Limited Partner’s participation in the partnership.
Ontario law also requires the General Partners of an Ontario Limited Partnership to maintain a current record of the Limited Partners. Establishing this record correctly from the beginning provides a much stronger administrative foundation than simply registering the LP and leaving the internal records incomplete.
The Ontario Limited Partnership Agreement
One of the most important documents in a properly organized LP is the Limited Partnership Agreement.
The Ontario government registration establishes the partnership, but it does not replace the private agreement governing the relationship between the partners. The Limited Partnership Agreement provides the contractual framework through which the General Partner and Limited Partners establish how the partnership will operate.
Depending on the structure and circumstances, a Partnership Agreement can address matters involving capital contributions, allocations of profits and losses, distributions, management responsibilities, admission of additional partners, transfers of partnership interests, decision-making procedures and dissolution of the partnership.
For international partnerships, the importance of a written agreement becomes even greater. Partners may live in different countries, operate through different legal entities and contribute different amounts of capital or expertise to the venture. Relying on informal conversations or email correspondence to define those relationships can create significant uncertainty later.
The Partnership Agreement is included in Ecompanies Canada’s USD 1,970 Ontario LP Formation Package, allowing the partnership to begin with organized documentation rather than only a registration confirmation.
Organizational Resolutions of the General Partners
Formation is not only about establishing the partnership with Ontario. The partners also need internal documentation establishing the organizational decisions made when the LP begins operations.
Ecompanies Canada’s package therefore includes Organizational Resolutions of the General Partners.
These resolutions help establish an organized documentary record of the partnership’s initial organizational actions. Maintaining these records from the beginning is particularly useful when the partnership later opens financial accounts, works with professional advisers, admits additional partners, enters significant transactions or undergoes due diligence.
International clients often focus exclusively on obtaining a registration document because that is the document they immediately need. However, a professionally organized Canadian business structure should have more than evidence of registration. It should also maintain the internal documentation explaining how the business was organized.
That is one of the principal differences between a basic filing service and the Ecompanies Canada All-Inclusive Ontario Limited Partnership Formation Package.
Register of General Partners
Ecompanies Canada also prepares a Register of General Partners as part of the Ontario LP organizational documentation.
The purpose of maintaining organized partner records is straightforward: the partnership should be able to identify the parties occupying the General Partner position and maintain an organized historical record as the structure evolves.
This becomes particularly useful when an LP exists for many years. Partners can change, additional participants can be admitted and the structure may evolve as the business grows.
Creating the register during formation establishes a professional administrative foundation from day one rather than attempting to reconstruct the partnership history years later.
Register of Limited Partners
The Register of Limited Partners is especially important because Ontario’s Limited Partnerships Act requires General Partners to maintain a current record of the Limited Partners and prescribes where that record is to be maintained.
Ecompanies Canada includes preparation of the Register of Limited Partners in the USD 1,970 formation package.
The register provides an organized record of the Limited Partners participating in the structure and forms part of the partnership’s broader administrative records.
For international businesses, maintaining this information properly is particularly valuable because partners may be located across multiple jurisdictions. A centralized partnership record provides clarity regarding the participants in the Canadian structure and can assist when information is required for accounting, tax, banking or other legitimate business purposes.
Registered Office Address for Five Years
International founders establishing an Ontario Limited Partnership frequently need a reliable Canadian address solution as part of their structure.
The Ecompanies Canada Ontario LP Formation Package includes a Registered Office Address for five years.
Providing the service for five years aligns the initial corporate services relationship with the five-year registration cycle applicable to the Ontario Limited Partnership Declaration. The client therefore begins the partnership with a long-term Canadian address arrangement rather than purchasing a temporary service that needs to be reconsidered almost immediately.
The Registered Office Address should be used according to the scope of the Ecompanies Canada service. It should not automatically be treated as an unrestricted virtual office, physical operating headquarters, warehouse or general-purpose commercial facility unless additional services have specifically been arranged.
The purpose is to provide the Ontario LP with professional Canadian business-registration infrastructure while allowing international partners to manage their operations from their respective locations.
Registered Agent Service for Five Years
The All-Inclusive package also includes Registered Agent Services for five years.
International clients frequently use the term Registered Agent because it is familiar from corporate structures in jurisdictions such as the United States. Within the Ecompanies Canada service package, the Registered Agent component provides ongoing professional local support associated with maintaining the Ontario LP structure and handling applicable documents within the scope of the service.
Combining the Registered Agent and Registered Office services with the formation package means the client does not need to establish the LP and then immediately search for another Canadian provider to support the structure.
After the five-year service period, the Registered Agent and Registered Office services can be renewed according to the applicable Ecompanies Canada terms and pricing at that time.
The Ontario LP Declaration Has a Five-Year Cycle
One of the most important maintenance characteristics of an Ontario Limited Partnership is the five-year life of its filed Declaration.
Ontario’s Limited Partnerships Act provides that a Declaration expires five years after its filing date unless it is cancelled through dissolution or replaced by a new Declaration before expiration.
This is an important distinction from a corporation’s annual filing cycle. The Ontario LP Declaration itself is not renewed annually.
International owners should nevertheless record the five-year renewal date carefully. Five years is long enough for founders to forget the original registration date, particularly when the partnership’s management team or advisers change during that period.
The five-year cycle is also one reason Ecompanies Canada’s initial Registered Office and Registered Agent services are structured for five years. It creates a logical first administrative period for the partnership and its Canadian corporate services relationship.
Ontario LP Registration Is Not the Same as Ontario Incorporation
The terms registration and incorporation are sometimes used interchangeably by international clients, but an Ontario Limited Partnership is not an Ontario corporation.
A corporation generally has shareholders and directors and exists as a separate corporate legal person. A Limited Partnership is organized around General Partners and Limited Partners and operates within the partnership framework.
This distinction affects governance, documentation and taxation.
Someone searching for Ontario company formation for non-residents should therefore decide whether the objective is to establish a corporation or a Limited Partnership rather than selecting a structure based solely on the registration cost or apparent simplicity.
Ecompanies Canada provides Canadian business formation services and can assist clients with the Ontario LP registration process when the Limited Partnership is the structure they have selected.
Required Information to Begin an Ontario LP Registration
One advantage of the Ecompanies Canada formation process is that the initial information required from the client is straightforward.
To initiate the Ontario Limited Partnership registration, we require the full legal name and complete address of the General Partner and the full legal name and complete address of each Limited Partner.
This allows us to begin organizing the formation based on the proposed partnership structure.
Additional information or documentation may be requested where necessary for onboarding, identification, payment processing or where the proposed partner is a legal entity rather than an individual.
The important point is that international clients do not need to prepare the Ontario registration forms themselves before contacting Ecompanies Canada. Our role is to prepare and coordinate the formation documents based on the information supplied by the client.
Individual General Partners and Limited Partners
Where a partner is an individual, accurate legal identification information is important.
The individual’s full legal name should be provided exactly as it appears on official identification, together with the complete address requested during onboarding.
Consistency matters because differences in names across partnership documents, banking applications and tax registrations can create administrative complications later.
International clients should therefore avoid using informal abbreviations or shortened names when establishing the partnership. The Canadian business records should identify the participants consistently from the beginning.
Corporate General Partners and Limited Partners
An Ontario LP can also involve legal entities as partners where the proposed structure permits.
Where a corporation will participate as General Partner or Limited Partner, Ecompanies Canada may request information and documents concerning that corporation as part of onboarding and preparation of the partnership structure.
This can include the corporation’s full legal name, jurisdiction of formation, address and relevant corporate documentation.
International structures involving corporate partners can be particularly useful for sophisticated commercial arrangements, but they also create additional administrative and tax considerations.
If the proposed General Partner itself needs to be incorporated in Canada, Ecompanies Canada can quote that formation as an additional service.
Ontario Limited Partnership Registration for U.S. Entrepreneurs
U.S. entrepreneurs are among the international clients who frequently consider Canadian Limited Partnership structures.
An Ontario LP can potentially form part of a Canadian expansion, investment structure or international commercial venture involving U.S. participants.
The Canadian registration component can be handled through Ecompanies Canada while the U.S. partners separately consider the tax treatment of their partnership interest under U.S. law.
This distinction is important because Canadian registration does not determine how another country will classify the structure for its own tax purposes.
Cross-border founders should therefore combine proper Ontario registration with appropriate tax planning in the jurisdictions where the partners reside.
Ontario Limited Partnership for UK and European Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs and companies from the United Kingdom and European markets may also use an Ontario LP as part of a Canadian commercial structure.
The ability to establish the partnership through a professional online formation process makes it possible to coordinate the Canadian registration without requiring every international partner to travel to Ontario simply to prepare the formation documentation.
Ecompanies Canada’s service is conducted online, allowing information and documentation to be exchanged electronically throughout the registration process.
Once the required information and payment confirmation have been received, the formation process can begin and the completed organizational documents can be delivered electronically.
Ontario Limited Partnership for Entrepreneurs from India and Asia
Canadian business structures are also increasingly relevant to entrepreneurs and established companies from India and other Asian markets seeking access to Canadian and North American business opportunities.
An Ontario Limited Partnership can provide one potential structure where the commercial relationship is appropriately suited to a partnership model.
International participants can establish clearly defined General Partner and Limited Partner positions and document those relationships through the Partnership Agreement and organizational records.
Ecompanies Canada’s All-Inclusive package provides the Canadian registration and five-year service infrastructure while allowing the partners to continue managing their broader international operations.
Ontario Limited Partnership for UAE and Middle East Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs and companies in the United Arab Emirates and the broader Middle East may similarly consider Ontario LP structures for international business, investment or commercial activities involving Canada.
A Canadian structure can form one component of a broader international organization, but each jurisdiction’s tax and regulatory consequences should be evaluated separately.
The Ontario formation itself can be coordinated remotely through Ecompanies Canada, allowing founders to establish the Canadian partnership infrastructure without treating physical relocation to Canada as a prerequisite to beginning the registration process.
This can make the Ontario LP a structure worth considering for internationally mobile entrepreneurs managing businesses across several jurisdictions.
Business Number Registration for an Ontario LP
Provincial registration of the Limited Partnership and registration with the Canada Revenue Agency are separate processes.
Depending on the partnership’s activities and tax obligations, the Ontario LP may require a Business Number, commonly referred to as a BN, together with applicable CRA program accounts.
Ecompanies Canada can assist with obtaining a Business Number as an additional service where required.
The appropriate CRA accounts depend on the partnership’s actual activities. A business should not assume that every Canadian tax program account is automatically required simply because the Ontario LP has been registered.
The Business Number and any associated accounts should therefore be established according to the partnership’s operational and reporting requirements.
How Is an Ontario Limited Partnership Taxed?
Canadian partnership taxation differs fundamentally from corporate taxation.
The Canada Revenue Agency explains that a partnership generally does not pay income tax on its income in the same manner as a corporation. Instead, the income or losses of the partnership are generally allocated to the partners, who report their respective shares according to the tax rules applicable to them.
This characteristic is one reason partnerships are often described as flow-through structures. However, the expression should not be interpreted as meaning that an Ontario LP is automatically tax-free.
Partners can have Canadian tax obligations arising from their participation in the partnership, and non-resident partners may also have tax obligations in their home jurisdictions. The result depends on the business activities, source of income, residence and legal status of the partners and other relevant circumstances.
Tax planning should therefore be evaluated separately from the Ontario registration itself.
T5013 Partnership Information Return
Certain Canadian partnerships must file a T5013 Partnership Information Return with the Canada Revenue Agency.
CRA currently identifies filing requirements based on factors including the partnership’s financial thresholds and structure. A partnership may also have a filing requirement when, at any point during its fiscal period, it has a corporation or trust as a partner or participates in certain tiered partnership arrangements.
This point is especially relevant to Ontario LPs using a corporation as General Partner because the presence of a corporate partner can affect the partnership’s T5013 filing requirement.
Where the T5013 is required, the partnership uses the applicable CRA partnership account and reports information concerning partnership income and allocations to the partners.
Ecompanies Canada can provide information regarding additional tax and compliance services based on the client’s requirements, with services outside the formation package quoted separately.
Business Number and RZ Partnership Account
A partnership required to file the T5013 uses a CRA Business Number together with an RZ program account identifier.
CRA describes the partnership account as a 15-character number consisting of the nine-digit Business Number, the RZ program identifier and a four-digit reference number.
This account is different from the Ontario LP registration itself. The Ontario registration establishes the Limited Partnership under provincial law, while the CRA account supports the applicable federal information-reporting process.
Understanding this distinction helps international entrepreneurs avoid assuming that a single registration number covers every Canadian government function.
GST/HST and Other Tax Accounts
Depending on the activities conducted by the Ontario LP, additional CRA program accounts may be required.
For example, a partnership making taxable supplies in Canada may need to evaluate whether GST/HST registration is required. CRA recognizes a partnership as a separate person for GST/HST purposes, even though the income-tax treatment of partnerships generally allocates income and losses to the partners.
Other accounts can become relevant depending on whether the partnership has employees, imports or exports goods, or conducts other activities triggering Canadian registration requirements.
These tax registrations are not automatically included merely because the Ontario LP exists. They should be established according to the business’s actual operations.
Ongoing Compliance for an Ontario Limited Partnership
Formation should be viewed as the beginning of the partnership’s administrative life rather than the end of the process.
The LP must maintain its required partnership records, keep its partner information current and address applicable Ontario and federal compliance obligations as they arise.
The General Partners must maintain the required record of Limited Partners, and the partnership should preserve its organizational documentation, Partnership Agreement and subsequent resolutions or amendments throughout its existence.
Changes involving the partnership structure should be documented appropriately rather than handled informally.
This becomes increasingly important as the LP grows, adds partners, changes its business activities or enters transactions with banks, investors and other third parties.
Maintaining the Partnership Agreement and Organizational Records
The Partnership Agreement included with the Ecompanies Canada formation package provides the initial contractual framework for the LP, but partnership documentation should continue evolving with the business.
If new partners are admitted, existing partners withdraw, capital contributions change or the parties modify important aspects of their relationship, the partnership should document those developments appropriately.
The Register of General Partners and Register of Limited Partners should also remain consistent with the actual partnership structure.
Maintaining these records from the beginning is substantially easier than attempting to reconstruct the history of the LP years later.
Ontario LP Banking and Business Operations
After formation, many international clients want to establish banking, payment-processing or other financial relationships for the Ontario LP.
Financial institutions conduct their own due diligence and determine their own onboarding requirements. Registration of the Ontario Limited Partnership does not guarantee approval by any particular bank or payment provider.
However, having organized formation documentation can make the process more efficient. The Declaration, Partnership Agreement, partner registers and organizational resolutions provide a structured documentary record that can be supplied when appropriate.
This is another advantage of choosing a complete formation package rather than purchasing only a basic registration filing.
Online Ontario LP Registration Service
Ecompanies Canada’s services are provided online, making the formation process particularly convenient for non-resident clients.
Clients can communicate with our team by email, provide the required General Partner and Limited Partner information electronically and arrange payment through the available international payment methods.
Once the required information and payment confirmation have been received, Ecompanies Canada can initiate the registration process and keep the client informed by email as the formation progresses.
The completed partnership and organizational documents are provided once the process has been finalized.
This model allows entrepreneurs around the world to establish an Ontario Limited Partnership without needing to coordinate an in-person meeting merely to initiate the Canadian registration.
Payment Methods for International Clients
Ecompanies Canada accepts payment through methods designed to accommodate international clients.
Payment for the USD 1,970 Ontario Limited Partnership All-Inclusive Formation Package can be made by bank transfer in USD, EUR or GBP.
We also accept USDT through ERC20, TRC20 or Polygon.
Providing both conventional bank-transfer and USDT payment options allows international entrepreneurs to select the method most appropriate to their location and business operations.
Payment instructions are provided once the client confirms the preferred method.
Why Use Ecompanies Canada to Register an Ontario Limited Partnership?
International business formation becomes considerably easier when the client can work with one provider for the registration, Canadian address services and organizational documentation.
Ecompanies Canada’s Ontario LP package has been structured around that principle.
Instead of providing only a registration confirmation, the USD 1,970 All-Inclusive Formation Package combines the formation process with a five-year Registered Office Address, five-year Registered Agent Service and the internal organizational documents needed to establish the partnership professionally.
The client receives the Declaration confirming the LP registration, Organizational Resolutions of the General Partners, Resolution Admitting the Limited Partner, Partnership Agreement, Register of General Partners and Register of Limited Partners.
For international entrepreneurs, this creates a more complete starting point for the Canadian structure and eliminates the need to immediately search for multiple additional providers after the registration has been completed.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ontario Limited Partnership Registration
Can a non-resident register an Ontario Limited Partnership?
International entrepreneurs can participate in Ontario Limited Partnership structures, subject to the applicable Ontario requirements and the structure selected for the General Partner and Limited Partners. Ecompanies Canada provides Ontario LP formation services for clients located internationally.
How many partners does an Ontario LP need?
Ontario’s Limited Partnerships Act provides that a Limited Partnership consists of one or more General Partners and one or more Limited Partners.
Can a corporation be a partner?
Partnership structures can involve corporations and other eligible legal entities. Where a corporation will act as General Partner or Limited Partner, additional corporate information and documentation may be required during onboarding.
What information does Ecompanies Canada need to begin?
To initiate the registration, we require the full legal name and complete address of the General Partner and the full legal name and complete address of each Limited Partner. Additional onboarding information may be requested where appropriate.
How much does the Ontario LP formation service cost?
Ecompanies Canada’s All-Inclusive Ontario Limited Partnership Formation Package is USD 1,970.
What is included in the USD 1,970 package?
The package includes the name search, applicable registration and government fees, Registered Office Address for five years, Registered Agent Services for five years, Declaration confirming registration, Organizational Resolutions of the General Partners, Resolution Admitting the Limited Partner, Partnership Agreement, Register of General Partners, Register of Limited Partners and preparation of the required registration and organizational documents.
Is the Registered Office included?
Yes. The package includes Registered Office Address service for five years.
Is Registered Agent Service included?
Yes. Registered Agent Services are included for five years and can be renewed after the initial service period.
Does the LP need to renew its Declaration every year?
No. Ontario’s Limited Partnerships Act establishes a five-year period for the filed Declaration. A new Declaration should be filed within the applicable timeframe to maintain the registration cycle.
Is the Partnership Agreement included?
Yes. Preparation of the Partnership Agreement is included in the Ecompanies Canada All-Inclusive package.
Can Ecompanies Canada obtain a Business Number?
Yes. Ecompanies Canada can assist with Business Number registration as an additional service according to the client’s requirements.
Does an Ontario LP pay corporate income tax?
A partnership is generally not taxed as a separate person in the same way as a corporation. CRA explains that partnership income and losses generally flow through to the partners, who report their respective shares. Specific tax consequences depend on the partnership and the individual partners.
Does an Ontario LP have to file a T5013?
Certain partnerships are required to file a T5013 Partnership Information Return based on their structure or other CRA filing criteria. For example, CRA identifies having a corporation or trust as a partner as one circumstance that can create a filing requirement.
Register Your Ontario Limited Partnership with Ecompanies Canada
Establishing an Ontario Limited Partnership from outside Canada does not need to become a complicated project involving multiple registration providers, address companies and document-preparation services. Ecompanies Canada provides international entrepreneurs with a single professional formation package designed to establish the Ontario LP and organize its core partnership documentation from the beginning.
Our Ontario Limited Partnership All-Inclusive Formation Package is USD 1,970 and includes the applicable registration process and fees, name search, Registered Office Address for five years, Registered Agent Service for five years, Declaration confirming registration of the Limited Partnership, Organizational Resolutions of the General Partners, Resolution Admitting the Limited Partner, Partnership Agreement, Register of General Partners, Register of Limited Partners, and preparation of the required registration and organizational documentation.
To begin, provide us with the full legal name and complete address of the General Partner and the full legal name and complete address of each Limited Partner. Once the required information and payment confirmation are received, Ecompanies Canada can initiate the formation process and coordinate the registration electronically.
International clients can pay by bank transfer in USD, EUR or GBP, or USDT through ERC20, TRC20 or Polygon.
Whether you are located in the United States, United Kingdom, Europe, India, United Arab Emirates, Asia, Latin America or another international market, Ecompanies Canada can help you establish your Ontario Limited Partnership and provide the Canadian corporate services needed to support the structure during its first five years.
Contact Ecompanies Canada today to register your Ontario Limited Partnership. For USD 1,970, our All-Inclusive Formation Package gives you the registration, five years of Registered Office and Registered Agent Services, and the essential partnership organizational documents needed to establish your Ontario LP professionally and begin building your Canadian business structure.
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