What is the Difference between Corporation and Incorporation

Corporation vs Incorporation. A corporation (or company) is a distinct legal entity that legally operates as a distinct person that is capable of conducting business apart from the people that created it. Meanwhile, incorporation is the process by which the corporation is created pursuant to the governing statutes and laws of the jurisdiction.
Undertaking the incorporation process to facilitate optimal corporate maneuverability can be highly advantageous as the business of the corporation proceeds forward, from a multitude of legal angles, including taxation, regulatory, internal decision-making, shareholder responsibility, etc., such that the incorporation should not be overly simplified or trivialized where there are substantive objectives and aspirations tied to the corporate business endeavors that are to be pursued.
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With over 20 years of legal experience, practicing in Calgary, Alberta and Toronto, Ontario, Canada, as well as New York City, New York , USA, business corporate law has been a central part of my legal practice, such that I very much enjoy speaking on various aspects of company incorporations and related areas of business from a general / overall perspective, even though I do look to get into many of the specifics. For with this foundational base knowledge, you can hopefully attain a better grasp of the business' operations and obligations, although it is important to recognize that much of what happens in the corporate is heavily fact driven and impacted by the specific law of the jurisdiction within which the corporate entity is undertaking business (hence the value of a knowledgeable lawyer who is admitted to practice in the particular jurisdiction).
As a Calgary corporate lawyer, this also means looking at other business structuring aspects and corporate relationships, which includes unanimous shareholder agreements, shareholders / stockholders, directors, officers, creditors, debtors, investors, dividends, financing, leases, extra-provincial registration, joint ventures, partnerships, sole proprietorships, licensing, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, amalgamations, etc.
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